Intel Arrow Lake and Panther Lake CPU power profiles allegedly surfaced — leak details Intel Baseline, Performance, and Extreme profiles for next-gen chips

Intel Arrow Lake and Panther Lake CPU power profiles allegedly surfaced — leak details Intel Baseline, Performance, and Extreme profiles for next-gen chips

Hardware leakers Jaykihn and Harukaze5719 have reportedly leaked the power profiles for Intel’s Arrow Lake and Panther Lake processors. These next-generation chips will arrive to rival the best CPUs on the market. The leak details Intel’s Baseline, Performance, and Extreme power profiles for five distinct variants of Arrow Lake-S processors. The core configurations and TDPs include: 8+16 at 125W, 8+12 at 125W, 6+8 at 125W, 6+8 at 65W, and 6+4 at 65W. The former number depicts the number of P-cores, while the latter depicts the chip’s number of E-cores.

Sabrent’s Thunderbolt 5 external SSD hits over 6 GB/s — Rocket XTRM 5 brings NVMe-class speeds to portable storage

Sabrent’s Thunderbolt 5 external SSD hits over 6 GB/s — Rocket XTRM 5 brings NVMe-class speeds to portable storage

Yesterday, Sabrent gave the world a sneak peek of the world’s first Thunderbolt 5 external SSD, using and benchmarking a prototype unit to establish baseline expectations for the next generation of external storage. The reveal from Sabrent comes just under a year after the official Thunderbolt 5 debut, which provided specs of a maximum 80 Gigabits bidirectional throughput (roughly 10 GB/s read/write theoretical maximum).

Leak reveals 500W fire-breathing 128-core Granite Rapids Xeon 6 CPU

Leak reveals 500W fire-breathing 128-core Granite Rapids Xeon 6 CPU

Yuuki_ans on X (formerly Twitter) published a leaked slide comprised of most (if not all) of Intel's upcoming Xeon 6 series CPUs, featuring Granite Rapids and Sierra Forest SKUs. The slide reveals that Intel is massively increasing core counts with its two...