Although we've still got two generations of CPUs to look forward to – with one arriving tomorrow – Intel's 13th generation CPUs are expected to land on shelves in 2022 under the codename of Raptor Lake, following the real-world lake theme of previous generations.
We can now be near-certain that this is the official name for the 13th generation chips, with Twitter leaker Momomo_us showing the name appearing in a search on Intel's site. However, if you try and search for Raptor Lake on the company's site yourself nothing will come up, unless you happen to be logged into an Intel employee account.
The release date for Intel's 11th gen Rocket Lake-S processors is imminent, and it's the last generation of CPUs to stick with the aging 14nm process before the 12th generation Alder Lake processors arrive later this year or early 2022, bringing with them a new and improved 10nm process. Many of the documents listed in the screenshots also reference Alder Lake, suggesting the 13th gen chips will use the same new 10nm process and big.LITTLE design as that upcoming generation.
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