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Intel Core Ultra 4000 Naming Reportedly Extends to "Nova Lake-HX" Mobile Processors

October 4

Intel's "new" four-digit Core Ultra 4000 naming apparently isn't limited to desktop chips. Prominent leaker Jaykihn says on X that "Nova Lake-HX" laptop processors will use the same four-number…

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