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Intel's Panther Lake Boosts Gaming and AI Performance at CES 2026

Originally Published 1 day ago — by TechPowerUp

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Intel's new Core Ultra X9 388H 'Panther Lake' chip, built on the 18A node with Arc B390 integrated graphics, demonstrates performance that doubles AMD's 'Strix Point' in Cyberpunk 2077 at 1080p, with up to 73-82% improvements over AMD and comparable to a Radeon RX 6600, while also supporting advanced upscaling tech like XeSS3 that outperforms NVIDIA's DLSS.

Intel Unveils Panther Lake and Series 3 Processors at CES 2026

Originally Published 1 day ago — by Digital Foundry

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Intel's Panther Lake, revealed at CES 2026, features impressive integrated graphics based on Xe3 architecture, promising performance that rivals entry-level discrete GPUs and surpasses AMD's offerings, with strong gaming and ML capabilities, especially in mobile and handheld devices, signaling a significant advancement in energy-efficient gaming performance.

Intel Unveils Panther Lake Core Ultra Chips Aiming to Revolutionize AI and Gaming

Originally Published 3 days ago — by ServeTheHome

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Intel has launched its Core Ultra Series 3 mobile processors at CES 2026, featuring the new Panther Lake platform built on the Intel 18A process node, with significant architectural improvements, energy efficiency, and a focus on expanding the mobile PC market amidst a competitive landscape dominated by AMD. The series includes 14 SKUs, with a modular tile-based design, and marks Intel's return to manufacturing critical components in-house while sourcing other parts externally.

Intel Unveils 'Panther Lake' Chips Aiming to Disrupt Gaming and AI Markets at CES 2026

Originally Published 3 days ago — by The Motley Fool

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Intel's new Panther Lake CPUs, built on the 18A process, are set to challenge AMD's dominance in the handheld gaming PC market with significant improvements in gaming performance and battery life, potentially disrupting the current market leader and opening a new revenue stream for Intel.

Intel Unveils New Chips Aiming to Lead in AI, Gaming, and Future Tech at CES 2026

Originally Published 3 days ago — by CNN

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Intel is shifting its strategy to focus on AI and robotics with its new Core Ultra Series 3 chips, aiming to regain market dominance and innovate in emerging tech like humanoid robots, despite stiff competition from AMD, Nvidia, and Qualcomm. The company is also leveraging US government support to bolster domestic manufacturing and aims to improve its core PC business by enhancing AI capabilities and battery life in laptops.

Intel CES 2026 Launch: New CPUs, AI Updates, and Industry Expectations

Originally Published 6 days ago — by Wccftech

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Intel is launching its next-generation Panther Lake Core Ultra Series 3 CPUs at CES 2026, marking a significant milestone with the debut of its new 18A process technology, alongside refreshed Arrow Lake CPUs, AI innovations, and new GPU previews. The event will be streamed live on January 5, 2026, and will showcase upcoming Intel-powered devices and technologies.

Intel's Strategic Shift and Nvidia's $5B Investment Boost Stock and Foundry Plans

Originally Published 8 days ago — by Yahoo Finance

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Intel's strategic partnership with Nvidia includes a $5 billion share purchase and a joint effort to develop chips for data centers and PCs, but Nvidia's halt on testing Intel's advanced 18A manufacturing process raises concerns about Intel's competitiveness in chip manufacturing.