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Details about Intel's next-gen Nova Lake CPUs keep leaking — an attempt to establish a timeline based on what we know so far

September 18

Intel's Nova Lake CPUs are no stranger to leaks. We've been talking about the processors for close to two years now , with rumors swirling about bLLC and a 52-core flagship for well over a year.

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