Did a Spanish electronics vendor simply leak AMD and Intel’s CPU roadmaps?
An obvious leak of the deliberate pocket book CPU releases from AMD and Intel have revealed each firm’s plans by way of 2025 and past, displaying off a fancy AMD roadmap that extends in 2027 with the discharge of “Gator Vary” and AMD’s Zen 6 structure.
The roadmap was revealed on the web site of Seleno, a Spanish electronics producer, and downloadable from a button marked “Roadmap” from the producer’s website. It has not but been formally confirmed, so it should be thought of to be a rumor for now. Tom’s {Hardware} seen the publish, whose unique supply seems to be the Twitter account, “X86isdeadandback.”
PCWorld was in a position to obtain the roadmap from Seleno itself.
Seleno seems to be a small Spanish electronics firm specializing in wi-fi chargers and energy banks. However the firm additionally maintains a pocket book enterprise, and revealed a roadmap of its personal merchandise and the roadmaps from AMD and Intel, accessible through the “Roadmap” hyperlink. Neither roadmap is sourced to AMD or Intel, and seems to be Seleno’s interpretation of what every firm has instructed them (or easy forecasting quite than an precise leak). The AMD roadmap, nonetheless, is way extra detailed.
The truth is, Intel’s 2025 roadmap, in keeping with Seleno, matches what Intel has already mentioned publicly with one exception: in notebooks, 2025 would be the 12 months of Arrow Lake and Lunar Lake. In 2026, Intel will launch variations of the “Wildcat Lake” processor, a reputation that Intel has let slip earlier than, in each the mainstream 9-17W “U” segments in addition to the higher-performance “P” section, which carries with it a 28W TDP.
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AMD’s pocket book CPU roadmap is far more fascinating. If the roadmap Seleno revealed is correct, you’ll have the selection of seven separate CPU selections for 2025, starting from the getting old “Mendocino” Zen 2 components for entry-level notebooks on as much as the 16-core Ryzen X3D or “Fireplace Vary” merchandise, whose desktop counterparts have sparked a pointy improve in AMD’s desktop market share.
AMD’s roadmap reveals the Fireplace Vary components persisting by way of 2027. AMD’s Strix Halo (the Ryzen AI Max CPU discovered within the Framework Desktop and others) has no alternative on the present time, the Seleno roadmap signifies, persisting all through 2025, 2026, and 2027.
The massive identify on AMD’s alleged roadmap for 2026 is Gorgon Level, which replaces three separate processors AMD ships in 2025: the 12-core “Strix Level” mainstream Ryzen AI 300 Zen 5 collection; the “Krackan Level” {sic] 8-core offshoot, which boasts the identical Copilot+-class NPU and Zen 5 structure; and the “Hawk Level” chip, an 8-core Zen 4 processor. The roadmap describes Gorgon Level as a 12-core chip with a 55-TOPS NPU, manufactured on a 4nm course of with the Zen 5 structure.

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Additionally in 2026, the Seleno roadmap signifies that AMD is saying that the Hawk Level chip will slip in as a alternative for mainstream notebooks, sustaining its present traits as a Zen 4 processor on the 4nm course of node, and utilizing DDR5 and LP-DDR5 reminiscence.
Lastly, Seleno’s AMD roadmap reveals the migration from the Zen 5 structure to Zen 6 happening in 2027. Though it’s no secret that AMD is engaged on future architectures, AMD hasn’t spoken publicly about Zen 6 but. Its most definitely alternative to try this might be on Nov. 11, when it holds a special occasion for monetary analysts. It’s on these days that AMD sometimes presents future roadmaps and talks extra publicly about its methods and initiatives.
In 2027, Gator Vary will mark the debut of Zen 6 in what Seleno calls the “final compute” class. Mainstream notebooks will observe go well with, with “Medusa Level” — a Zen 6 chip on a 3nm course of node — taking up from Gorgon Level. AMD additionally apparently plans what Seleno refers to as “Medusa BB” — presumably a “child Medusa Level,” as Tom’s {Hardware} suggests — with none distinguishing traits.

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Curiously, in 2027 all of AMD’s pocket book processors will apparently meet Microsoft’s Copilot+ necessities, excluding one: the Mendocino chip, which can carry on puttering alongside from 2024 till presumably 2027 as past.
Seleno’s roadmap comprises particulars of the corporate’s personal pocket book plans, in addition to which processors the corporate will embody. In a be aware, Seleno mentioned that it’s phasing out Intel’s Twelfth-gen Core i5-1235U, although the timing will rely upon the inventory on the open market. Seleno additionally notes that provides of Intel’s N-series (Alder Lake-N, Twin Lake-N, and Jasper Lake) stay briefly provide.