Intel would have plotted 10 processors 'Comet Lake-S' CPU

chipmaker Intel has developed a consumer processor of 10 hearts of the family called "Comet Lake-S".

This is apparent from an article published on a Taiwanese forum, according to which a chip with 10 cores under the Comet Lake-S family was mentioned at a meeting of partners.

Intel's 10th-generation Coment Lake-S chips will still be based on the 14-nm process node, according to the message, which is hardly surprising given the manufacturer's documented struggles with the process. 10 nm.

According to recent rumors, the company could consider completely canceling its 10-nm process, but Intel has been quick to refute the report, saying INQ"The reports published today that Intel is terminating work on the 10-nm process are false," said a spokesman.

"We are progressing well at 10 nm, and yields are improving according to the schedule we reported in our last earnings report."

We do not know much about the supposed Comet Lake-S 10-core processor, but online rumors suggest that it will be designed for the LGA115x consumer platform and will use a double-ring bus interconnect which would contribute to the heat dissipation; Intel has been criticized for the poor thermal performance of the Core i9-9900K eight-core processor.

According to a report WCCFTech, the processor will likely cost around $ 500 (about £ 390) when it launches next year. However, he notes that if Intel's 14-nm stock does not return to a normal state at that time, it could reach $ 550 to $ 600 (£ 430 to £ 470).

Intel has not yet returned our request for comment.

While it's interesting to hear about Intel's development of a 10-core processor, Intel is facing fierce competition from rival AMD, which is preparing to launch a Zen-based mainstream processor. 2 of 7 nm. μ