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Tag Archives: 22 nanometers
Intel 2011: a year of records, milestones and breakthroughs
Intel’s CEO Discusses Q4 2011 Results – Earnings Call Transcript [Seeking Alpha, Jan 19, 2012] + Q&A –> Intel’s industry position and prospects for years ahead [Dec 9, 2010 – March 21, 2011] reinvented the transistor with our 3-D Tri-Gate … Continue reading
Posted in smartphones, Cloud Computing strategy, tablets
Tagged cloud client, SoC, Intel, Medfield, Microsoft, Google, Android, China, Tablets, Computers and Internet, Lenovo, Windows 8, Motorola, 14 nanometers, 22 nanometers, smartphones, 22nm, Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge, Ultrabook, Ice Cream Sandwich, ICS, 14nm, 3-D Tri-Gate, McAfee, Infineon Wireless Solutions, Infineon, Telmap, Romley, Knights Corner, K800
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Intel’s SoC strategy strengthened by 22nm Tri-Gate technology
Asustek may have difficulties achieving 2011 notebook shipment goal See also: Intel: accelerated Atom SoC roadmap down to 22nm in 2 years and a “new netbook experience” for tablet/mobile PC market [April 17, 2011] Update 5 [Ivy-Bridge related] Intel Schedules … Continue reading
Posted in SoC
Tagged 22 nanometers, 22nm, 3-D transistor, Asus, Asustek, Computers and Internet, CULV, finFET, Haswell, hybrid device, Intel, Ivy Bridge, Moore's law, netbooks, SoC, Tablets, Tri-Gate, Ultrabook, USB 3.0
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