Did a Spanish electronics vendor just leak AMD and Intel’s CPU roadmaps?

Here is a 205-word summary of the key points from the news article: The article discusses an apparent leak of CPU roadmaps from AMD and Intel, published on the website of Spanish electronics manufacturer Seleno. The leaked roadmaps reveal the companies' planned notebook CPU releases through 2027. The Intel roadmap matches what the company has already announced publicly, with the exception of plans for "Wildcat Lake" processors in 2026. AMD's roadmap is more detailed, showing a complex lineup of Zen 2 to Zen 6 CPUs from 2025 to 2027, including high-end "Fire Range" and "Gorgon Point" chips. Notable AMD roadmap details include the 12-core "Gorgon Point" CPU in 2026, and the transition to the Zen 6 "Gator Range" architecture in 2027. The roadmap also indicates all of AMD's 2027 notebook CPUs will meet Microsoft's Copilot+ requirements, except the entry-level "Mendocino" chip. AMD declined to comment on the "unannounced products, leaks, or speculation." The leaked roadmaps have not been formally confirmed, so should be considered rumor at this stage. Seleno also provided details on its own notebook plans and Intel supply challenges.