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New Intel Patents

Intel files patents across CPU and GPU microarchitectures, advanced packaging, foundry processes, networking silicon, and on-device AI for PCs.

Includes Mobileye

Through the USPTO’s November 12, 2026 release, Patentlyze has covered 197 notable Intel patent applications, including 15 published in the last 30 days.

Nov 12 release
3
last 30 days
15
last 90 days
77
tracked
197

Intel filings this week

All 3 Intel filings from Nov 12 →
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This week's published patents

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Week of November 12, 2026 · 3 filings covered · refreshes every week

The 3 Intel filings Patentlyze covered span AI portability, wireless radar coordination, and flexible GPU allocation: one lets AI software run on newer chips without retraining, one stops neighboring cell towers from interfering with each other's radar signals, and one lets graphics chips split into custom-sized slices for different workloads.

What Intel is working on

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Based on Intel's activity across the watchlists we track · tracked programs only, not all of Intel's output

Newly emerging

what qualifies: first Intel filing within the last 8 weeks

Contested races

what qualifies: 3 or more companies in the same watchlist, Intel among them

Gone quiet

what qualifies: no new Intel filing in 6 or more weeks while the race stays active

Intel patent questions, answered

Numbers pull live from the database, so answers never go stale

What is Intel working on right now?

Intel's tracked filings sit inside contested races, including The AI chip wars, The self-driving sensing race and The AI photo editing race. The breakdown above shows each program’s filing count and latest activity.

How many patents did Intel publish this month?

Patentlyze has covered 4 Intel patent applications published in November 2026 so far, after 39 in October. We cover the notable filings, not every one, so Intel’s own total is higher. Since tracking began in May 2026, Patentlyze has covered 197 Intel filings.

Does an Intel patent mean the feature will launch?

No. A published application is not a product announcement. Companies file to protect options, and most patented ideas never ship in the form described. What filings do show is where Intel is spending research effort right now.

Where can I find Intel’s newest patents?

This page updates every week, when the USPTO publishes its new batch of applications. The newest Intel filings appear in the list below.

All Intel filings

Newest first · 197 total