I see Arrow Lake as the stop-gap CPU that Intel launched while they are working on Panther Lake. Maybe they should have just launched 8 P core desktop variants of Meteor Lake instead, as ML was initially designed for mobile and desktop use also. The whole thing with the tile architecture was (is) supposed to make that a lot more straightforward. Several tests of mini-PCs with the 185H Laptop SoC (6P cores) such as the ASUS NUC model with it showed that this ML model for mobile was able to go pretty fast, if it has better cooling and is allowed to go to a PL1 of 85 or 100 W.