Apparent confirmation that TVB (Thermal Velocity Boost) is in place across the whole range, including Core Ultra 5 chips, with these first K series CPUs.

A further post on X, from another regular leaker, HXL, shows a slide for Arrow Lake’s overall IPC gain (Instructions per Clock – in other words, the measure of the performance boost imparted by the change in chip architecture with the next-gen CPUs).

Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake-S desktop processors have been revealed through a recent leak by leaker @9550pro on X (formerly Twitter). The leak indicates that Intel will launch five different models in the Core 200S series later this month.

It's an interesting time to be Intel. Between rumors of an alleged Qualcomm takeover bid (that's bad), the recent fanfare around the Core Ultra Gen 2 laptop launches (that's good!) and ongoing drama over stability issues in its 13th and 14th gen desktop chips (that's

Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake CPUs reportedly have a different hot spot location, which could have implications for existing CPU coolers.

Intel is set to officially launch its Arrow Lake-S desktop processor series this week, introducing a new architecture aimed at enhancing both performance and energy efficiency.

Alleged leaked Intel slides reveal performance metrics for chipmaker’s looming Core Ultra 200 (Arrow Lake) processors.

Intel’s upcoming Arrow Lake processors have been the topic of much speculation in the last few months, but we’re finally at the finish line. Multiple sources are reporting that the release date we’ve been hearing about for weeks is now final, meaning that Intel’s next-gen processors are now less than a month away. Here’s what we know.

A Canadian tech retailer lists multiple new Intel Core Ultra 200 Arrow Lake CPUs, nearly a month before the new processors are planned to launch.