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    Intel to talk about next-generation chips at IDF

    Posted on Monday, February 27 2006 @ 01:25:24 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Next week at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel will present some of its next-generation technology.
    The most important thing for techies is that Intel will disclose details of its next gen technology - that's Conroe, Merom and Woodcrest to you and to me. While there are likely to be swarms of spinners, the fact that Intel has appointed a worldwide PR firm need not concern you if you're hunting for technical data. Intel staff have new business cards as well - the better to chime with their use of logos with curved edges. But that need not concern you either.
    More details over at The Inquirer.


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