Intel's upcoming mobile processors, codenamed Panther Lake, have been leaked, revealing a powerful 16-core chip with a boost clock of up to 5.1 GHz and Xe3 graphics. These processors are expected to target high-performance laptops in 2026.
The Panther Lake series uses Intel’s advanced 18A manufacturing process and succeeds the Lunar Lake processors. It features a hybrid CPU architecture combining different core types along with integrated Xe3 graphics for better performance.
The leak detailed the Core Ultra 300 series lineup, highlighting the top-tier Core Ultra X9 388H model. This flagship chip boasts 16 CPU cores:
It reaches a boost clock speed of 5.1 GHz and comes with the integrated Arc B390 Xe3 graphics, featuring 12 GPU cores.
The integrated Arc B390 Xe3 GPU varies across models:
Intel’s Panther Lake leak reveals a 16-core mobile chip with a top boost of 5.1GHz, enhanced Xe3 graphics and improved AI capabilities, targeting high-performance laptops in 2026.
This combination is expected to enhance onboard gaming and graphics performance significantly for future laptops.
Intel’s Panther Lake processors promise a major leap in mobile performance in 2026, featuring 16-core CPUs and powerful Xe3 graphics built on cutting-edge 18A technology.