Intel President and CEO Paul Otellini yesterday announced the company would spend $7 billion over the next two years to build advanced manufacturing facilities in the
Thanks to Engadget for summarizing the press release. Here I am mentioned a rundown of the original content:
Demonstration of a working 32nm-based microprocessor:
-Intel’a the first 32nm working microprocessor is applying in both next-gen mobile and desktop systems.
-Westmere mobile and desktop processors are slated to be debuted in the fourth quarter of 2009
- 32nm carries improved performance and more power flexibility
-Intel will emply processors based on Westmere in mobile, desktop and server computer segments.
Clients will experiment Nehalem by Westmere through Intel's mainstream processor product line:
- Smaller processor core size but increased performance
-New multi-chip package consisting of processor cores built-on 32nm second generation high-k metal gate process, integrated graphics controller and memory controller based on 45nm high-k metal gate process,
-Repartitioned system architecture, simplified motherboards
- expect 32nm in server market in 2010
Westmere key features:
-Intel Turbo Boost technology
-Intel Hyper-Threading technology (2 Cores, 4 threads)
-Integrated graphics, discrete/switchable graphics support
-4MB cache, Integrated Memory Controller (IMC) – 2ch DDR3
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-The 32nm process with second-generation high-k + metal gate transistor era begins
Intel expects to deliver new generations of advanced process technology on a 2-year cadence.
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