Intel Confirms LGA1954 as the Socket for "Nova Lake-S" Processors Through Internal Tools
Intel's internal test tool explicitly links the LGA1954 socket to Nova Lake-S processors, officially confirming the new socket for the upcoming Core Ultra 400 series. The article is a well-sourced news piece based on Intel's own published tools, providing a solid confirmation of the socket change.
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