In October 2021, industry insider Tom Henderson revealed a new game for Cell Division, which was confirmed by Ubisoft officials shortly after. Tom Henderson's report on Xfire today said that The Cell Splinter Remake is still in the early stages of production, and although it will have to wait until 2024 at the earliest, Ubisoft seems to have some CGI trailers ready for release when Ubisoft deems it necessary.
Previously, Ubisoft had recruited a lot of development, functional, operational, financial and other staff for the project, and it was obvious that it was a game that Ubisoft attached great importance to. It is also rumored that Splinter Cell Remake will be an open-world game, similar to the design of Halo: Infinity, and the overall gameplay is more like Assassin's Creed with enhanced stealth elements.
Splinter Cell Remake is a complete remake of the original game series using the Snowdrop engine, developed by Ubisoft Toronto, and is expected to be released in 2024-2025.
Incidentally, an interesting translation of Splinter Cell is a trivia. The word "Cell" here does not refer to "cell", but to "the action of hidden political, military and other activities". It's like Far Cry has no islands, and players who are used to Ubisoft have always retained these translations.