Intel has announced that its upcoming Panther Lake processor will be built on the advanced 18A process node, utilizing the ES0 silicon revision. The Panther Lake-H variant is designed with a total ...

Michelle Johnston Holthaus and David Zinsner, co-CEOs at Intel, confirmed that Panther Lake is in the hands of eight customers who've successfully achieved power-on status with ES0 silicon ...

Holthaus revealed that eight foundry customers have powered on ES0 (likely "Engineering Sample 0") chips built on the 18A node, signaling significant progress compared to six months ago.

The company has confirmed that Panther Lake will use Intel’s 18A process, and a few select customers have already received the first engineering samples of Panther Lake version ES0. «We are now using ...

Still, the chips are expected to be fabricated using the 18A process. Likewise, Panther Lake, also built on 18A, has ES0 samples ready with eight OEMs per Intel. This development is a significant ...

Just a few months after Pat Gelsinger presented Panther Lake Engineering Samples live at the Lenovo Tech World event, Intel reports that Panther Lake has now achieved power-on status at eight ...

"Great products with a great process, technology that we have first access to is a differentiator," Holthaus said, adding that early indications for the health of 18A are promising with ES0 samples ...

It is not unusual for the partners to have a long lead time. These early test samples, internally referred to as ES0, mark an important milestone in development. Eight manufacturers were able to, ...

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