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Exclusive: Intel Core Ultra 400 "Nova Lake" to feature new branding

Leaked documentation reveals Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake processors will adopt Core Ultra Series 400 branding alongside a staggered launch schedule.

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Intel is preparing the transition to Nova Lake, with reports confirming the processors will fall under the Core Ultra 400 branding scheme. The lineup is expected to launch with a 28-core Nova Lake-S variant before the introduction of higher-end hardware.

Coverage from outlets including Tom's Hardware, VideoCardz, and HotHardware highlights a shift in release strategy. Reports note that the flagship 52-core desktop CPU is not anticipated to arrive until late 2027, contrasting with the earlier release of standard models.

Market watchers are monitoring the staggered rollout schedule for further details on specific release windows. Coverage does not yet specify exact commercial availability dates for the entire Series 400 lineup beyond the general 2027 timeline for the 52-core flagship.

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Quick answers

What is the official branding for the new Intel chips?

The processors will be branded as the Intel Core Ultra Series 400.

When is the 52-core flagship CPU expected to launch?

Current reports suggest the 52-core desktop CPU may not arrive until late 2027.

Will all Nova Lake processors launch at once?

No, reports indicate a staggered release with a 28-core version launching before the 52-core model.

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