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Intel to launch 32nm Geisher architecture in 2010
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Posted on Friday, April 28 2006 @ 16:17:22 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck |
At an analyst meeting Intel shared some of its plans for the future.
This year we'll see the launch of the new 65nm Intel Core microarchitecture. In 2007 we can expect a 45nm shrink/derivative called Penryn and somewhere in 2008 Intel plans to release a new processor architecture called Nehalem.
About a year later we can expect the 32nm version of Nehalem, codenamed Nehalem-C and by 2010 we can expect the launch of the 32nm Gesher processor architecture.
According to Intel there are 5 principles:
One micro-architecture for all high volume market segments.
Optimized for performance/Watt.
Parallel design teams.
No waiting on new process technology.
Chipset cadence offset for fast ramp.
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