Dell’s “Mega” Leak Confirms Next-Gen Laptop CPUs: Intel Panther Lake, Nova Lake, 2nd & 3rd Gen Snapdragon X Chips
A mega leak has occurred focusing on Dell's next-gen laptops which will incorporate Intel's Panther Lake, Nova Lake & upcoming Snapdragon X chips.
Intel Panther Lake, Nova Lake, Qualcomm Snapdragon X 2nd Gen & 3rd Gen Among The CPUs In Dell's Massive Leak
A document listing Dell's entire next-gen XPS product portfolio and product plans has leaked out which talks about several upcoming chips. The leak is quite significant and wasn't supposed to go public but it has spilled the beans on several upcoming laptop CPUs from Intel, Qualcomm & AMD. The roadmap shows the following release schedules for Dell's XPS lineup (not representative of the actual release timeframe of these chips):
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- Lunar Lake-MX "Core Ultra 200V" - September 2024
- Arrow Lake-H/U/P "Core Ultra 200" - January 2025
- Qualcomm Oryon "Snapdragon X V2" - July 2025
- Panther Lake-H/U/P "Core Ultra 300" - October 2025
- Nova Lake-H/U/P "Core Ultra 400" - October 2026
- AMD Next-Gen XPS "Ryzen AI HX" - January 2027
- Qualcomm Oryon "Snapdragon X V3" - October 2027
Intel Panther Lake & Nova Lake In 2025-2026 Following Arrow Lake & Lunar Lake This Year
Starting off first first the Intel lineup, the company first talks about the availability schedule of the next-gen Arrow Lake-U, Arrow Lake-P, and Arrow Lake-H chips. It looks like Lunar Lake-MX which is going to target thin and light designs will be heading out first. Lunar Lake will be branded under the "Core Ultra 200V" family and feature a total of 8 cores (4 P + 4 LP-E), Battlemage "Arc Xe2-LPG" GPU with 8 Xe-Cores, up to 32 GB LPDDR5X on-package memory and an NPU capable of over 100 AI TOPs (total accumulated).
Dell expects the first designs to be ready around late 2024 while Arrow Lake-U/P/H CPUs are going to hit shelves starting early 2025 (Q1). Although no exact model is listed, it looks like these chips are going to be offered with NVIDIA's latest
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