But not, we repeat, not on the desktop
Intel's Meteor Lake processors will apparently make it to socketed motherboards after all, but not those of traditional desktops.
It's also likely that Meteor Lake PS is made specifically for embedded, industrial, and Internet of Things applications. Intel previously launched, which the company describes as"IoT processors." These PS chips are based on mobile models, which have the benefit of combining the CPU and the chipset so that the motherboard doesn't need a chipset at all. iBase's MI997 embedded motherboard for Alder Lake PS has no chipset in sight, for example.
Though the MI1002 motherboard means Meteor Lake will be coming to the LGA 1851 and may be the first chip to launch for the socket, it is by no means a desktop CPU. Years ago, it was expected that Meteor Lake-S would succeed Alder Lake-S on the desktop and introduce the LGA 1851 socket. However, it's become clear we're never going to see Meteor Lake-S and that Intel effectively replaced it with Raptor Lake-S, which has been used for 13th and 14th Gen CPUs.
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