In the coming weeks at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco, Intel will introduce the chip samples...

In the coming weeks at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco, Intel will introduce the latest mobile chip sample of firms, along with some laptops and netbooks use these products.

Intel's new mobile chip is also used for the smartphone and ultra mobile devices, new generation, is expected to hit the market next year. The move to strengthen the presence of Intel in the mobile sector, and expand into new markets.

According to Steve Smith, vice president & general manager of business operations of Intel, the company is a very rapid progress in creating embedded chips smaller, more powerful and consume less energy . Steve Smith confirmed that the production process of these chips still comply with Moore's Law.

Earlier this year, Intel announced plans to invest $ 7 billion in the next 2 years to improve the factory. At the present time, the company is focusing on improving the quality of the production line, and to promote the creation of embedded chips smaller and consume less energy. According to Intel CEO Paul Otellini, the improvements will help create smaller chips for smartphones, the first digital and even TV.

Currently, Intel is preparing mass production of 32-nm chips. This is Intel's latest technology, upgrade from 45-nm (used to produce the current Core chip). Intel also showed off the progress will be achieved through the shrink chip size, increase performance and save power consumption of the device.

At this year's IDF, Intel will share more information on the latest laptop chips code-named "Arrandale", was developed on the Westmere architecture. Arrandale is a package of 2 chip with a processor with integrated graphics, which helps improve graphics performance while consuming less energy. The new chip will allow each core to run two scripts at the same time, significantly faster than previous versions. Arrandale first version will have 2 cores with 4MB cache.

Known Westmere platform is the thumbnail of the current Nehalem microarchitecture. Meanwhile, Nehalem is the basic foundation of the server chip Core i5, Core i7 and Xeon 5500 - currently on line producing 45-nm technology.

Intel also revealed more information about Atom architecture for netbooks and other mobile devices. Next year, the company will launch the system using new-generation netbook platform - Pine Trail (including an Atom processor and integrated graphics). Intel will also talk about Moorestown platform chips for devices like MIDs and smartphones. Moorestown processor (codenamed Lincroft) engine speed integrated 3D graphics, memory controller and other components.


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