Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger calls Lunar Lake a 'niche' product whose importance grew once AI became critical. But Intel has no plan to repeat its integrated DRAM with other chips.

"[On-package memory is] a one-off with Lunar Lake," said Pat Gelsinger, chief executive of Intel, at the earnings conference call with analysts and investors. That will not be the

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger talked about the company's upcoming products during its latest earnings call, revealing its plans for Panther Lake and Nova Lake.

In its post-earnings conference call last night, Intel described its "Lunar Lake" chips as a "one-off" from a packaging perspective.

Intel announced its third-quarter earnings on Thursday, beating expectations even though the company lost $16.6 billion as it seeks to restructure its business. On the earnings call, CEO Pat Gelsinger was asked about the company's Lunar Lake mobile CPUs,