Intel Announces Nova Lake Processors with bLLC Technology

Intel introduces new desktop processors with bLLC technology, branded as BFC.

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TechPowerUp reports that Intel's upcoming Core Ultra Series 4 "Nova Lake" desktop processors will include a technology similar to AMD's 3D V-Cache. The tech is referred to in technical documents as "bLLC," short for "big last-level cache."

Intel is using the brand extension "BFC" for processor models featuring bLLC, according to TechPowerUp.

Key facts

  • Core Ultra Series 4 "Nova Lake" desktop processors
  • "bLLC," meaning "big last-level cache."
  • Brand extension "BFC" for processor models

Sources

  • TechPowerUpIntel Refers to its 3D V-Cache Analog as "BFC"

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