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    Intel Robson Technology Overview

    Posted on Thursday, September 28 2006 @ 04:27:05 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    The next Centrino platform (Santa Rosa) will feature an integrated disk cache using flash memory in order to speed up disk access and also save energy, codenamed Robson. Learn how it will work.

    Here is a snippet: "The next Centrino platform to be released next year - codenamed Santa Rosa - will feature an integrated disk cache using flash memory in order to speed up disk access and also save energy - which is a must in extending battery life. In this IDF Fall 2006 we had a more detailed explanation on how this technology, codenamed Robson, will work. Let's take a look."

    Learn more about Robson over here.


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