From PC World: Intel documentation has revealed additional code names in the context of the company’s future roadmap: Wildcat Lake, Bartlett Lake, and a 12-core variant of the Bartlett Lake chip made up entirely of performance cores.
Interestingly, the source is a public one: a guidance document on how to use Intel’s platforms for real-time computing. The most recent “gold deck” presentation has been taken down after a Twitter user, InstLatX64 (via Videocardz), noticed it. Intel’s March 2025 version remains in place, though without the roadmap details that the most recent version provided.
The key is a slide that discusses “Intel offerings enabling the (Time Coordinated Computing) TCC Experience. The slide lists several cores “in development:” first, there’s Panther Lake and Nova Lake, both of which Intel has discussed publicly as the flagship CPU offerings from 2025 and 2026, respectively. But the slide also lists Bartlett Lake-S, Bartlett Lake S 12P, and Wildcat Lake, all names that Intel hasn’t discussed publicly.
About all we know of Bartlett Lake is that Intel lists it as an Intel Core (though not Core Ultra) Series 2 chip, possibly inferring that it will end up in the mobile space. As Tom’s Hardware pointed out earlier, the Bartlett Lake embedded chips shipped this year at CES 2025.
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