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Intel Nova Lake CPUs To Bring Back AVX-512 Support Six Years After The Chipmaker Abandoned It On Client Platforms

Intel is reportedly reintegrating AVX-512 support into its upcoming Nova Lake CPUs across both P-cores and E-cores.

By · Published July 9, 2026 at 08:41 UTC · Updated July 9, 2026 at 20:32 UTC

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Source diversity sample: Club386 · TipRanks · Tom's Hardware · TechPowerUp · Wccftech.

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Reports indicated that Intel's next-gen Nova Lake CPUs would bring back AVX-512 support on both P-cores and E-cores. This development was linked to latest Linux kernel patches.

The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage.

Epilogue added 46d ago, after coverage quieted.

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Intel's next-generation Nova Lake CPUs are expected to feature AVX-512 support on both P-cores and E-cores. This marks the return of the technology to client platforms six years after it was abandoned.

Coverage from Tom's Hardware attributes this development to latest Linux kernel patches, which reveal that both core types will gain native 512-bit execution. Other reporting from Club386, TechPowerUp, and Wccftech describes the move as a resurrection of the feature.

Further developments will depend on the final specifications of the Nova Lake architecture. Additionally, TipRanks notes that Intel stock (NASDAQ:INTC) has plummeted.

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Which CPU cores will support AVX-512 in Nova Lake?

Both P-cores and E-cores are reported to feature native 512-bit execution.

How was this information discovered?

According to Tom's Hardware, the information was revealed through latest Linux kernel patches.

How long has it been since AVX-512 was on client platforms?

Wccftech reports it has been six years since Intel abandoned the support on client platforms.

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Intel Nova Lake AVX-512 Linux CPU

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