Reports have emerged that Intel has already started attaching its most powerful chips to client PCs, the 14 th generation core Meteor Lake processors. In the company's Q3 earnings call, CEO Pat Gelsinger acknowledged that the chipmaker has been ramping up its "most productive fleet of EUV tools", the Intel 4, to make its advanced chipsets in two of its fabs. One located near Portland, Oregon, and another near Leixlip, Ireland. These two fab units can make sufficient Meteor Lake chips, the company claimed.