Intel plans to introduce the new CPU core associated with Nova Lake in desktop processors before using it in data-center products, Robert Hallock, the company’s vice president and general manager of enthusiast channel business, told Tom’s Hardware. [1]
“I have a new core. It’s coming to desktop first. I mean, I hope enthusiasts do the math about that one,” Hallock said when asked about AMD launching its Zen 6-based EPYC Venice server processors before its next desktop generation. [1]
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