Intel's Comet Lake processor line-up leaked

Dev Kundaliya
clock 18 March 2019 •
Intel's Comet Lake processor line-up leaked

Intel Comet Lake processors are expected to be produced using the company's 14nm manufacturing process

New details about Intel's upcoming Comet Lake-S laptop and desktop processors have been leaked, indicating that Intel's next-generation top-of-the-line processors may feature up to 10 cores. The new...

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