➀ Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger discusses the company's plans for the consumer market in the next few years, including updates on the packaging designs for Panther Lake and Nova Lake CPUs; ➁ Intel plans to move away from the current packaging design used in Lunar Lake, which includes integrated memory options, and will focus on a more scalable solution for AI-driven PC applications; ➂ Intel aims to reduce product outsourcing for Panther Lake, with approximately 70% of the CPU die produced in-house.
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