Intel Develops Royal Core and Cobra Core Architectures for Future CPUs

The new x86 architectures aim to deliver higher performance and efficiency, with Royal Core set to debut in Nova Lake processors.

Intel is working on two new CPU architectures, Royal Core and Cobra Core, to succeed its current Lion Cove architecture.
Royal Core is expected to power the upcoming Nova Lake and Beast Lake processors, with a focus on higher performance and power efficiency.
Cobra Core, which will follow Royal Core, is anticipated to bring even greater improvements in performance and efficiency.
The information about these new architectures comes from Intel engineer Antony Jose Emmatty's LinkedIn profile and was corroborated by tech blog Gamma0Burst.
The transition from Royal Core to Cobra Core is expected to take several years, with Royal Core products potentially launching around 2026-2027.