The Intel Lunar Lake will have a new architecture based on chiplets designed from scratch

Intel has already revealed everything your roadmapat least as you have it, until the year 2025. This includes new crafting nodes like the Intel 20A and 18A with which the next CPUs of the manufacturer are expected to be built. Intel has confirmed to Ian Cutress the existence of these Intel Lunar Lake, which is said to be they will be ready in 2024 and that they will have a new architecture, built from scratchwhich will allow us to focus on mobile devices offering great autonomy without giving up power.

The Intel Lunar Lake is expected to be manufactured with the intel node 18A and they will have a chiplet-based design where will have CPU, GPU and VPU adapted for lower consumption. This will make it possible to build low-power devices with all-day battery life. It is not known if these Intel Lunar Lake will be available as reference only or will next to the Intel Arrow Lake which also have an estimated release date of 2024.

Intel has chosen a hybrid architecture for the past and this thirteenth generation, but it seems that it will switch to a chiplet-based design from the next generation Intel Meteor Lake. This design will continue with Arrow Lake and with these Lunar Lake where They will also offer us other news. According to Ian Cutress's tweet, Intel will offer some more information in a few dayson January 26 at the financial conference with the results of the fourth quarter of last year.

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