Chips and hardwareUpdated November 7

Intel reportedly eyes 2028 for Razor Lake-S.

The part desktop builders may latch onto is the platform. Reports say Razor Lake-S could use LGA-1954, which a leaked partner slide indicates Intel plans to keep across multiple generations. The slide reportedly puts the first Nova Lake-S chips in Q1 2027; leaker Jaykihn says Razor Lake is a 2028 product for now, not a 2027 one. That leaves room for the platform to carry over, but sharing a platform number alone doesn’t tell desktop builders whether their current motherboard will work. Intel hasn’t confirmed the roadmap, and 2028 is still provisional.

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