Wall St Engine(@wallstengine):$INTC is reportedly developing a new ultra-low-power processor called Moon Lake, potentially replacing its N-series chips used in budget laptops & mini PCs. The chip would feature: • 4 Darkmont low-power efficiency cores • No performance cores • Intel's 18A mfg. process • 6W base power, configurable up to 15W • Same BGA1516 package as Wildcat Lake For comparison, Intel's current Wildcat Lake processors feature up to two performance cores and four low-power efficiency cores, with a 15W base power rating. Moon Lake appears designed to prioritize low power consumption over peak performance. Intel has not officially confirmed the chip, its specifications or a launch date. Source: Jaykihn (leaker)

2026.10.30 11:52

$INTC is reportedly developing a new ultra-low-power processor called Moon Lake, potentially replacing its N-series chips used in budget laptops & mini PCs. The chip would feature: • 4 Darkmont low-power efficiency cores • No performance cores • Intel's 18A mfg. process • 6W base power, configurable up to 15W • Same BGA1516 package as Wildcat Lake For comparison, Intel's current Wildcat Lake processors feature up to two performance cores and four low-power efficiency cores, with a 15W base power rating. Moon Lake appears designed to prioritize low power consumption over peak performance. Intel has not officially confirmed the chip, its specifications or a launch date. Source: Jaykihn (leaker)