New details about the Intel Nova Lake, Razor Lake, Titan Lake, and Moon Lake processors planned for release by 2028 have become known.

Summary of Intel’s 2024‑2028 processor release plans

Year Segment Family Key Features
2024 (end of year) Desktop Nova Lake – up to 52 cores: a mix of high-performance Coyote Cove and power-efficient Arctic Wolf.
– LGA 1954 socket, 900 series chipsets (Z990, Z970, W980, Q970, B960).
– TSMC N2 process, 288 MB L3 cache.
2025 Mobile Nova Lake‑S – up to 28 cores.
– Launch at CES in Las Vegas (January).
– Likely name Core Ultra 400.
2027 (end of quarter) Desktop Razor Lake – same LGA 1954 socket.
– High-performance Griffon Cove cores, power-efficient Golden Eagle cores.
– Improved performance per watt.
2028 Desktop Titan Lake – fully homogeneous Copper Shark architecture (no hybrid cores).
– Collaboration with Nvidia: RTX graphics in mobile models.
– Focus on gaming and applications where mixed-core optimization is complex.
2028 Mobile Moon Lake – for budget laptops and Chromebooks.
– Power-efficient architecture inheriting Twin Lake.
– Low power consumption.

What’s new in Intel’s plans
1. Nova Lake is the first “win” over AMD in the desktop segment: up to 52 cores and a massive L3 cache will deliver high performance for workstations.

2. Razor Lake continues the Nova line but with more powerful Griffon cores and improved power efficiency from Golden Eagle.

3. Titan Lake abandons the hybrid model (high-performance + efficient cores) and offers a unified Copper Shark set, which should simplify game and application development.

4. In mobile space, Nova Lake‑S and Moon Lake will target different segments: from high-performance laptops to budget Chromebooks.

Thus, over the next two years Intel plans to launch seven new processor families, each aimed at a specific market and use case. This will allow the company to close the gap with AMD in both desktop and mobile segments.