Intel Serpent Lake SoC with NVIDIA RTX GPU Tile Reportedly Arrives in Q1 2028

Intel's next-generation Serpent Lake processor could integrate an NVIDIA RTX GPU tile, according to a report from Erdi Özüağ. The chip would mark the first time an Intel SoC carries an RTX-class graphics unit from NVIDIA.

Rumor points to CES 2028 unveiling

Serpent Lake is expected to arrive in Q1 2028, with a possible announcement at CES 2028. The design reportedly builds on a Titan Lake CPU derivative, using a Halo-like SoC architecture.

The GPU tile is likely based on NVIDIA's upcoming Rubin architecture. Exact GPU specifications remain unknown, as the source did not detail the configuration.

If the rumor holds, Serpent Lake would be the first chip outside NVIDIA's own SoCs to feature an RTX-class GPU. We looked at Nvidia and Microsoft Use AI to earlier while tracking Intel launches.

The report comes from a single source and should be treated as unconfirmed. Intel has not commented on the roadmap.