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Intel talks up work on 22nm SoCs with Tri-Gate tech geared for mobile devices
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Now that Ivy Bridge processors with Tri-Gate tech are in the wild humming away inside PCs, Intel’s used the 2012 International Electron Devices Meeting to discuss its work on SoCs that also use the 22-nanometer 3D transistor tech. The processor giant didn’t rattle off much in the way of specs or name the product lines that’ll make use of the mobile-centric silicon, but it expects the hardware to handily outperform its 32-nanometer SoCs by 20 percent to 65 percent. Ballpark estimates on price are also MIA, so it’s still unclear how the folks in Santa Clara will fare against ARM-based solutions with the new chips under their belts. In any case, Intel anticipates the fresh components will find their way into smartphones and tablets once they’re ready to roll. [Image credit: huangjiahui, Flickr]Filed under: IntelCommentsVia: CNETSource: The Wall Street Journal
source: http://www.engadget.com/2012/12/10/intel-working-on-22nm-socs-tri-gate/
2012-12-10 21:22:55
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