Given its recent manufacturing troubles, a resurgent AMD, an incursion from Qualcomm, and Apple’s shift from customer to competitor, it’s been a rough few years for Intel’s processors. But even given all of that, Intel still provides the vast majority of PC CPUs—nearly four-fifths of all computer CPUs sold are Intel’s. Enter its next-generation CPU architecture, codenamed Lunar Lake. This month at Computex the company is going into more detail ahead of availability sometime in Q3 of 2024.
Given its recent manufacturing troubles, a resurgent AMD, an incursion from Qualcomm, and Apple’s shift from customer to competitor, it’s been a rough few years for Intel’s processors. But even given all of that, Intel still provides the vast majority of PC CPUs—nearly four-fifths of all computer CPUs sold are Intel’s. Enter its next-generation CPU architecture, codenamed Lunar Lake. This month at Computex the company is going into more detail ahead of availability sometime in Q3 of 2024.