Intel is still working on an Arrow Lake Halo mobile processor, a Lenovo product manager has said. It will be a chip with six Lion Cove cores and eight Skymont cores. According to the product manager, the chip should compete with AMD’s Strix Halo processor.

There have been rumors since 2022 that Intel is working on a mobile processor with powerful graphics. Although nothing has ever been officially announced, this project has been rumored under the codename Arrow Lake Halo for a long time. Various sources previously claimed that development had been halted, but now two sources are suggesting that the processor will continue to be released. Lenovo’s product manager is reportedly one of them. VideocardsAccording to this manager, it doesn’t look like the chip will be released anytime soon.

The leaker Everest It also states that Intel is still working on the processor, and writes: TechPowerUpthough it’s not clear exactly how advanced. According to the site, the chip will feature a large integrated GPU, based on the Xe2 Battlemage architecture. This is the variant of Xe2 that Intel wants to use for its next-generation Arc GPUs, the specifications of which recently leaked. The CPU’s computing power is comparable to regular Arrow Lake chips, with a mix of Lion Cove and Skymont cores. These are the P and E cores also found in Intel’s Lunar Lake processors.