Intel Reveals More on Haswell 22 nm CPU Coming 2013
Intel's Haswell to enable real all-day computing.
At IDF, Intel demonstrated a chip that will come after Ivy Bridge, the next "tick" in Intel's release schedule. That chip is codenamed Haswell, and it will bring architectural improvements to the 22 nm process that will first be introduced in Ivy Bridge.
Intel sees Haswell as the goal for its multi-phase Ultrabook initiative. Looking into its future plan for the platform, Intel CEO Paul Otellini described a new class of platform power management in development for the 2013 Haswell products for Ultrabooks.
Intel said that advances in silicon technology and platform engineering are expected to reduce idle platform power by more than 20 times over current designs without compromising computing performance. Otellini said he expects that this design change, combined with industry collaboration, will lead to more than 10 days of connected standby battery life by the time the products hit in 2013.
The connected standby battery life means that notebooks could operate like today's smartphones, which can be in a sleep mode but still stay connected, keeping the e-mail, social media and digital content up-to-date.
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klavis Standby by connectivity of ten days for a laptop, sounds crazy cool. Might have to buy another laptop with advances like that.Reply -
warezme otacon72...and the wait for Bulldozer continues.Ironic the name contains both bull and dozerReply -
beenthere Intel still trying to catch up to AMD in the laptop market.Reply
It sounds like some folks are going thru upgrade withdrawal symptoms... -
DroKing Glad to see Intel making technology upgrade n such but to bad i hate them due to their dirty practices.Reply -
Usersname drokingGlad to see Intel making technology upgrade n such but to bad i hate them due to their dirty practices.Reply
So, who in the computing industry has a clean record? -
enzo matrix leeashtonApple do they have a clean recordNo. And they also exclusively use Intel CPUs. lolReply -
acadia11 otacon72...and the wait for Bulldozer continues.Reply
If I was CEO of AMD right now, I'd fire myself, talk about mismanagement.