Intel says demand for its budget Wildcat Lake chips now exceeds supply

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On its latest earnings call, Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan said demand for the company's budget-focused Wildcat Lake processors is outpacing what it can produce. CFO David Zinsner added that the chips are now sold out and described strong growth for the product line. The timing aligns with rising PC prices caused by shortages of RAM and other components. Wildcat Lake processors are showing up in newer, lower-cost Windows laptops such as the Dell XPS 13 and HP Omnibook 5 14.

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