Leo has been a busy boy this week, attending Intel events and creating videos for your enjoyment for the first of Intel's launches around 12th Gen. In this video Leo goes over some of the latest news and things we can look forward to in the coming weeks.

TL;DR: Intel will launch its next-gen Core Ultra 3 "Panther Lake" CPUs at CES 2026, featuring the new Intel 18A process, advanced P-Core and E-Core architectures, next-gen Xe3 integrated graphics, and a 5th-gen NPU for AI acceleration. The lineup includes ...

Highly anticipated: Intel is preparing to make a dramatic leap in desktop computing performance with its upcoming Nova Lake-S processors, aiming to significantly increase core counts for both consumers and professionals. This next-generation lineup ...

A new leak detailing what appears to be the full next-gen Intel Panther Lake mobile CPU range has emerged. The big news is a top tier of Intel Core Ultra X 300 chips to sit above the regular Core Ultra 300 series. It is only these "X" branded chips that ...

Intel has released its new Core Ultra Series 3 'Panther Lake' CPUs at CES 2026: first on Intel 18A process node, and made in the United States.

Intel used the CES 2026 stage to unveil its Panther Lake AI laptop chips built on the 18A process, with CEO Lip-Bu Tan saying the company "over-delivered" on its promise to ship the first 18A products by the end of 2025 as it ramps production and seeks to regain manufacturing credibility amid intensifying competition.

According to a detailed post on X, Intel's next-gen Nova Lake desktop CPU will be getting over double the cores of its existing Arrow Lake chips. The top Core Ultra 9 model allegedly packs a staggering 52 cores. But it's arguably the mid-range Ultra 5 that ...

Why it matters: Despite Nvidia's dominance in the graphics card market, Intel's integrated graphics chips remain vital for many low-end users. Shifting recent generations of Intel processors to quarterly legacy updates could impact game performance for a ...

In the latest luke and leo video - the guys discuss Intel's 12th Generation and how amd might, and should respond. It's an interesting discussion and as always we want to hear your views. 00:00 Start 00:15 amd ‘need’ to respond?