Intel's Bartlett Lake-S CPUs Target Network and Edge Applications, Not Desktops

Despite rumors of a consumer version, Intel's Bartlett Lake-S processors are primarily designed for networking and edge applications, with no confirmed desktop launch.

• Intel's Bartlett Lake-S lineup, rumored to feature up to 12 performance cores, is aimed at network and edge applications within the NEX business segment.
• The processors are expected to support LGA1700 sockets and offer up to 24 cores & 32 threads, with potential for a DIY market launch remaining uncertain.
• Bartlett Lake-S is a follow-up to the Raptor Lake-S family, with key differences including potentially stronger AI performance.
• Rumors suggest a consumer version of Bartlett Lake-S CPUs has not been ruled out, but remains highly unlikely at this stage.
• Intel plans to introduce its Arrow Lake-S processors for enthusiast-grade desktops later this year, offering up to 24 cores without Hyper-Threading on P-cores.

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