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There are international media reports. According to a famous hardware release, Jaykihn, Intel is developing a new generation of SoC chips under the code name "Serpent Lake," or that could be marketed as the Core Ultra 600 Series.

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The key highlight is that it will be Intel's first x86 chip to aggressively integrate graphics from NVIDIA at the RTX level into the chip itself, in preparation to compete directly with AMD, the Strix Halo Group or the Ryzen AI Max Series.

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Before reaching that point, Intel had plans to launch the Razer Lake-AX sometime in 2027, which would continue to use large graphics developed by Intel itself, to hit AMD in the early stages, before Serpent Lake followed in 2028-2029 and became a milestone for Intel to first choose to bring graphics technology from NVIDIA into its own SoC.

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Architecturally, Serpent Lake will be developed separately from Titan Lake and come with a SoC design concept close to AMD's APU, with the graphics side set to be in the "GPU Tile" format, which is expected to be based on NVIDIA's RTX architecture. Despite the lack of in-depth details revealed yet, from the launch moment it is possible to use a new generation of architectures like Rubin or Rubin-Next.

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For the CPU side, a new architecture name has also been revealed. P-Core will use "Copper Shark," while E-Core will use "Golden Eagle." Reflecting that Intel has not yet abandoned the P-Core / E-Core design approach at this stage.

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Despite previous rumors that Intel was developing a "Unified Core" approach combining P-Core and E-Core structures, recent data suggest that the concept may have been postponed or not implemented in Titan Lake and Serpent Lake as originally planned.

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Source: HKEPC

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