Future entry-level Intel desktop and mobile processors will utilize so called "Braswell" core, that will be built on 14nm technology. The Braswell SoCs will feature 2 or 4 "Airmont" CPU cores, capable of out-of-order execution, and 8th generation graphics with 16 Execution Units. Both the CPU and the GPU cores will support burst technology. The chips will also incorporate 1 MB or 2 MB L2 cache, dual-channel DDR3 memory controller, security engine, and several modern I/O interfaces. The processors are going to replace current generation of "Bay Trail-M" and "Bay Trail-D" budget products.
Intel Braswell delayed to March 2015 or later
Posted on Friday, August 22 2014 @ 18:54 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck