Last week, we reported that Intel’s latest thin and light laptop processor was shown off at Embedded World 2025. Now, it has been reported that the processor, which will come with the codename Intel Core Ultra 300V, will arrive in mass production in Q1 2026.
At a special event in China, Intel revealed when it will launch the processor series in mass production: Q1 2026. However, it is expected to be introduced first in mid-2025, similar to what was done for the launch of Intel’s Lunar Lake Core Ultra 200V chip series.
Similar to what was done for the processor series, Panther Lake will come with an Early Enablement Program that will allow certain laptop makers to get access to the processor, and will launch in mid to late this year.
Intel has also confirmed once again that the Panther Lake series of chips will not come with built-in memory like Intel Lunar Lake. It is not yet known whether these chips will use LPDDR5X chips or another format such as CAMM2.