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Intel confirms Nova Lake CPUs will use advanced 18A-P node, more details at CES — company says it's taking Panther Lake capacity offline to build more Granite Rapids data center CPUs

Chipmaker prioritises enterprise server silicon while scheduling advanced node for client chips

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Intel confirms Nova Lake CPUs will use advanced 18A-P node, more details at CES — company says it's taking Panther Lake capacity offline to build more Granite Rapids data center CPUs

Intel has confirmed that its forthcoming Nova Lake family of desktop microprocessors will be manufactured on its enhanced 18A-P process technology, with further specifications promised at CES. During a recent financial update, executive leadership noted that manufacturing lines originally allocated to Panther Lake are being shifted to boost output of Granite Rapids enterprise server processors. The strategic adjustment underscores the chipmaker's near-term emphasis on satisfying robust data centre demand.

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