has officially added support for a new chip identified as . This PTL-080 silicon is categorized as an part, though Intel has not yet formally announced the hardware or its specific target market for the upcoming generation.
The PTL-080 chip features a unique 0+8+0+4 configuration, consisting of eight E-cores with no P-cores or LPE cores. This design is paired with a four-core , differing from the 4+0+4+4 handheld layout reported in August that uses a 8W to 25W power target.
This discovery highlights a diverse lineup compared to other Arc G3 and G3 Extreme parts, which utilize a 2+8+4 CPU with up to 12 Xe3 cores. The 0+8+0+4 variant suggests Intel is exploring specialized, efficiency-focused configurations for its next-gen mobile architecture.