It's official - "another wave" of Intel Core Ultra Arrow Lake CPUs is coming

Intel chief financial officer (CFO) David Zinsner has just confirmed that “another wave” of Intel Arrow Lake CPUs is indeed on the way, plugging the gap between the company’s current Core Ultra 200-series chips and its next-gen Nova Lake processors. There have been rumors about an Intel Arrow Lake refresh for a number of months now, but this is the first time that it’s been publicly acknowledged by anyone at Intel. The first wave of Arrow Lake CPUs saw Intel make huge strides when it comes to thermals and power efficiency, but, as I found in my Core Ultra 7 265K review, these chips also really struggle to compete with the latest AMD CPUs when it comes to gaming. With higher clock speeds, it’s possible that Intel could start to close the gap with a new Arrow Lake refresh lineup, but it’s the forthcoming Intel Nova Lake architecture that really has the potential to change Intel’s fortunes when it comes to desktop PC gaming.

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