SemiAccurate has already talked about the Silvermont core and architecture, now it is time to take a look at the process it is built on.
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In the last part of our look at Silvermont we focused on the larger scale advances of this new 22nm Atom core.
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Intel is introducing a new 22nm Atom core, and for the first time in the history of the line it is a new microarchitecture.
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Cisco is going to make chips with Intel as a foundry for one simple reason, they have to.
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Intel is going code name crazy during IDF Beijing and is teasing three Atom code names.
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IDF didn’t neglect the bigger CPUs for Atoms, there were no less than three families of big Xeons teased too.
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Itanium is dead and as most suspected, the end came with a whimper, not a bang a mere two months after the current generation was launched. UPDATED February 14th, 2013
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Intel looks to be abandoning their “tick-tock” strategy with a more dynamic flow new process tech, but the real question is why?
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One of the questions that has been bothering process geeks for months now is how Intel is doing Vt control in fin structures.
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A few details about Intel’s Broadwell chip are now leaking, and the biggest bang is surrounding the GPU.
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Netronome is finally announcing their first chip family built on Intel’s 22nm process, the NFP-6xxx line.
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The next premise of the note is that, “power consumption is higher than expected.” This is simply not true.
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The next premise in the note is that 22nm is having scaling problems, and 14nm will suffer or be delayed as a result.
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Every once in a while, you are forced to do something that is annoying to avoid yet more annoyance.
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Intel has two new 22nm phone chips to talk about, and one platform gets pushed out to 2014.
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