It’s been almost a year since we learned that Intel was preparing an update to its line of low-cost, low-power Celeron and Pentium chips code-named “Apollo Lake.” Now Intel says those chips will ship in the second half of 2016. PC World reports that Intel made the announcement this week at the Intel Developer Forum […]
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Intel’s Braswell, Broadwell, and Skylake chips coming in 2015
Intel is outlining its plans for the next year or two, and as expected we’re going to see new chips aimed at a wide range of devices including smartphones, tablets, low-cost computers, and high-end devices. The company introduced its first chips based on 5th-gen Core “Broadwell” architecture this fall, but those chips are aimed at […]
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Intel Atom roadmap: 64-bit smartphone chips in 2014
Intel is outlining plans for its next-gen chips for smartphones and tablets… as well as the generation after that. Starting in the second half of 2014, Intel plans to start offering 64-bit mobile chips based on 14nm designs and featuring next-gen graphics. By 2015, Intel plans to move onto an entirely new versatile chip called […]
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Here are Intel’s Atom plans for the next three years
Last month Intel announced that it was stepping up the pace of development for its low power Atom processors so that they would keep in pace with the company’s mainstream chips. Right now most Atom processors are 45 nanometer chips, but soon we’ll see 32nm and smaller chips, leading to more efficient processors. CNET got […]
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Intel Atom chips to hit 14nm by 2014
Intel is stepping up the pace on development of next-generation Atom chips. While the company has dominated the netbook space with its line of low power Atom processors for the last few years, the growing tablet and smartphone markets are currently dominated by low power ARM-based chips. Intel has been working to reduce power consumption […]