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    Intel to accelerate Atom development

    Posted on Wednesday, September 30 2009 @ 03:20:09 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    CNET reports Intel is planning to accelerate the development of the Atom processor:
    The Atom chip is used most prominently in Netbooks, and its hallmark has been power efficiency--not speed. But Intel will put more focus on speed, according to Sean Maloney, an Intel executive vice president.

    "We'll spin Atom more frequently. Do more like a tick-tock on Atom. Make it faster, faster, faster," said Maloney in an interview at Intel Developer Forum last week.

    The tick-tock Maloney refers to is Intel's strategy for its mainstream processors: one year--the tick--Intel delivers new manufacturing process technology; the next year--the tock--it delivers a new processor microarchitecture.



     
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