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Intel says it’s selling every affordable laptop chip it can make
Overview
On Intel's latest earnings call, chief executive Lip-Bu Tan said demand for budget-focused Wildcat Lake chips is outstripping supply. Chief financial officer David Zinsner said those processors are now sold out after significant growth, and he described them as cost-optimized for buyers focused on price.
Key facts
- Zinsner said Intel has seen significant growth in Wildcat Lake and that the lineup is arriving at the right time because it is cost-optimized, with a lot of focus on that point.
- Shortages of RAM and other components have driven PC prices up over recent months, the report says, as these chips enter cheaper Windows laptops.
- Named examples include the new Dell XPS 13 and the HP Omnibook 5 14, which the article places on par with the MacBook Neo.
Context
The sellout comments were delivered during Intel's latest earnings call and appear in coverage dated 2026-10-29.
What remains uncertain
Only a partial article is available, and it breaks off before any fuller account of supply, timing, or which laptop models follow the examples given.
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