Intel gives first look at new chips: Panther Lake, Clearwater Forest

Intel announced a new one on Thursday computer chips It is scheduled to launch in laptops next year, as the chip maker struggles to turn around its struggling business.

The company said that the new Panther Lake processor is produced with 18A technology and is the most advanced node produced on US soil.

The next generation chips will be produced at Intel’s Fab 52 facility in Arizona, and it was stated that the company is now fully operational and ready to increase production.

“The United States has always been home to Intel’s most advanced R&D, product design and manufacturing, and we are proud to build on this legacy as we expand our domestic operations and bring new innovations to market,” CEO Lip-Bu Tan said in a statement announcing the news. he said.

Intel’s latest announcement comes at a critical time for the beleaguered chip maker, which has lagged behind in recent years and is struggling to keep up with demands for cutting-edge chips spurred by the artificial intelligence revolution.

In August, the US government purchased a 10% stake in the company to increase US production capacity. Intel also investments received From SoftBank and AI chipmaker giant Nvidia.

Since taking over at Intel in March, Tan has faced huge pressure to deliver.

This summer, President Donald Trump called Tan “HIGHLY CONFLICTED” and demanded his resignation, but later changed his tone.

Intel shares have jumped 87% this year.