Intel is entering the handheld gaming market with its new Panther Lake chips, aiming to create a dedicated gaming platform that could outperform current offerings. The company plans to develop custom Intel Core G3 variants specifically for handheld devices, leveraging the advanced 18A process to enhance GPU performance. This move places Intel in competition with other tech giants like Qualcomm and AMD, who are also exploring opportunities in the handheld gaming space. While specific details about Intel's gaming platform remain under wraps, further announcements are expected from Intel and its partners later this year. This matters as it signifies a growing trend toward more powerful and specialized handheld gaming devices, potentially transforming the portable gaming experience.
