Intel recently held their Innovation 2023 event to showcase their new 14th-gen Meteor Lake CPUs with the exciting new Core Ultra branding. The event was filled with anticipation as tech enthusiasts eagerly awaited details about the next generation of Intel processors.
However, no information was revealed about the Meteor Lake desktop processors at the event. Fortunately, PCWorld managed to snag an interview with Michelle Johnston Holthaus, Executive VP of Client Computing at Intel, who shed some light on the topic.
When asked about the possibility of Meteor Lake on desktops, Holthaus confirmed that the desktop release would happen in 2024. This exciting news confirms that Intel has plans to bring the Meteor Lake architecture to desktop CPUs as early as next year.
This has certainly sparked anticipation among PC enthusiasts eagerly awaiting the arrival of Meteor Lake on their desktops.
The interview also revealed that Intel plans to maintain a common processor family for both laptop and desktop segments. However, it is important to note that the release dates for Meteor Lake CPUs on the desktop and laptop platforms will differ significantly. Meteor Lake will likely be part of the 15th-generation Intel desktop CPUs.
This revelation aligns with the fact that the new Intel 14th-gen desktop CPUs are anticipated to hit the market in 2023 itself, a year earlier than the expected desktop release of Meteor Lake. It seems Intel has a grand plan to keep us on our toes and deliver exciting advancements in processor technology.
As we eagerly await the arrival of the 14th-gen Meteor Lake CPUs in laptops, we can now also look forward to the future release of Meteor Lake desktop processors in 2024.
