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A new leak has popped up that details the upcoming roadmaps for CPUs from Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm. Worth keeping in mind is that while there is a bit of interesting information here, it’s still just as leak and should be treated as such. Until these are otherwise confirmed by their respective brands. Whether as part of product launches or in some other fashion. With that said, there is potentially a lot to be excited about.
Starting with AMD, the company is rumored to be working on two new product types called Strix Point and Strix Halo. The leaks says that each chip will use classic cores. But the Strix Point chip will have configurations that use dense cores as well. In addition to the core types the leak also mentions both chips having support for DDR5 and LPDDR5X when it comes to RAM.
Roadmap leak says Intel is poised to introduce a Raptor Lake refresh for 2024
Moving on to Intel, it looks like the company is potentially set for a refresh of Raptor Lake CPUs for 2024. The leak, which comes from Golden Pig Upgrade on bilibili (via Videocardz) shows a Raptor Lake Refresh-HX and Meteor Lake-H coming in 2024. These will come alongside Meteor Lake-U9, as well as Meteor Lake-U15 and Raptor Lake Refresh-U that will roll into 2025. In 2025 Intel will also allegedly replace Raptor Lake-H and Raptor Lake-HX with Arrow Lake-HX and Arrow Lake-H. Additionally, the Raptor Lake Refresh-H will replace Meteor Lake-H.
As for Qualcomm, it appears to be working on a next-gen chip codenamed Hamoa. It’ll use a makeup of 8+x/6+4 Oryon Cores, with an Adreno 740 GPU. Support for UFS4/PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe storage is also present. As is support for LPDDR5X RAM that has clock speeds up to 8533 MT/s. The roadmap doesn’t mention any specific dates. Other than which year these refreshes will reportedly show up.
