Intel Will Officially Debut Its Panther Lake Core Ultra 3 Processors at CES 2026

Not going to lie I have my fingers crossed for Intel. Lots of intelligent people over there who've been denied a chance to shine. Like when Mopar released the engineers to make the fun cars they wanted to make for a while.... Intel needs a solid resurgence.
 
I agree. I've been pissed at them for over a decade for some fairly half-arsed desktop releases, but I'm hoping lessons have been learned and the folks that are there now will have a true chance at succeeding. I'm still very skeptical but hoping for the best.
 
DrezKill said:
Ugh, more crap from Intel, this time even worse cuz it has THREE different kinds of cores.
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Yeah the 3-core type strategy has me a little concerned, but between what's in my laptop and the ones I picked for our office, I've witnessed some impressive things with its predecessors. Still not as good as an X3D chip, but not horrible either. I still miss the older, more traditional architectures, but they might be onto something that can compete with ARM while keeping x86 alive.
 
Power efficiency does seem a good place for Intel to focus. Outside of server farms no one seems to consider cost of use - or perhaps I am just a penny pincher?
 
Intel needs to focus on IPC and memory performance. Give us a desktop design that can run two or four channel depending on mother board slot use. Folks that love memory speed for their stuff will be all about a consumer CPU that is speed comparative, winning in IPC and having true 4 channel memory bandwidth will rock the market for consumer grade tech.

But it will be a small set of super fast CPUs with some mid to lower tier CPUs in the mix. And it will perform alright...

They need to rule the roost in a big way for a part of the market then grow that. Just like AMD did.
 
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