Intel's "Nova Lake" and "Razer Lake" Architectures Appear in Linux Kernel

Intel's next-generation CPU architectures, 'Nova Lake' and 'Razer Lake,' have surfaced in Linux kernel, confirming future CPU lineups.

Intel's next-generation CPU architectures, "Nova Lake" and "Razer Lake," have been spotted in the Linux kernel, validating their existence and offering a glimpse into the company's future CPU plans.

Intel's "Nova Lake" and "Razer Lake" Architectures Appear in Linux Kernel

"Nova Lake" and "Razer Lake" PCI IDs Surface

Intel's current CPU lineups, such as Arrow Lake-S, haven't gained significant market traction, the appearance of "Nova Lake" and "Razer Lake" PCI IDs on Linux via @GawroskiT suggests that Intel is committed to its future in the CPU market. The listings confirm particular lineups, including Nova Lake-H (NVL-H) and Nova Lake-S (NVL-S).

Intel's "Nova Lake" and "Razer Lake" Architectures Appear in Linux Kernel

Details about these CPU lineups are scarce, but based on rumors, Intel's Nova Lake will succeed the Arrow Lake-S series and likely be part of the "Core Ultra 400" family. Nova Lake is speculated to be manufactured using Intel's 14A process or TSMC's 2nm technology.

Potential Release Dates

Intel's Nova Lake is likely to launch by 2026, with Razer Lake potentially arriving in 2027, depending on Intel's roadmap. The recent PCI ID listing confirms that development is underway.

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