The source says that Intel's next generation of consumer pure small core processors is code-named Twin Lake.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com September 3 news, according to the source @ Raichu revealed that Intel's next generation of consumer-grade pure small-core processors (that is, the successor to Alder Lake-N) is code-named Twin Lake.

CTOnews.com Note: the new generation of Alder Lake-N ultra-low-power mobile platform processors was released in the first quarter of this year, including the N100Universe 200Company300 and other models, designed to replace the Pentium / Caiyang Nx000 "Jasper Lake" series, with a full low-power "Atom" design and a "Gracemont" core in this batch of chips.

To put it simply, Nx00 CPU does not have a P-core with main performance, but is composed entirely of high-efficiency E-core. The current generation of Intel Alder Lake-N series includes the following 2-core, 2-thread to 8-core 8-thread models, and it is expected that the next generation of processors will follow similar configurations:

I3-N305:8C / 8T, up to 3.8GHz,32EU iGPU,9-15W TDP

I3-N300:8C / 8T, up to 3.8GHz,32EU iGPU,7W TDP

N200VR 4C / 4T, up to 3.7 GHz,32EU iGPU,6W TDP

N100REX 4C / 4T, up to 3.4 GHz,24EU iGPU,6W TDP

N50VR 2C / 2T, up to 3.4 GHz,16EU iGPU,6W TDP