Tag Archives: 32nm

Oh, The Places We Will Go

posted by Charlene Zvolanek on September 14, 2010

Summary: Kicking off Day 2 of IDF San Francisco 2010, Renee James, senior vice president and general manager of the Software and Services Group, and Doug Davis, vice president and general manager of the Embedded and Communications Group, spoke on … Continue reading →

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Moore’s Law After 32nm

posted by idf on April 6, 2010

In November of 2009 Intel announced that it had started production shipments of microprocessors based on our newest 32nm generation of logic technology. It was an exciting milestone for the teams of engineers from process development and chip design groups … Continue reading →

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Making the All New Intel Core 2010 and More Insights at IDF09

posted by ken kaplan on September 20, 2009

The week prior to the Intel Developer Forum kicking off in San Francisco (9/22-24), Intel shared news about its new 32nm process for making SoC, or system of a chip. That news and and some engineering insights from Intel rock … Continue reading →

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First 32nm Microprocessors — From the Intel Fab to IDF09

posted by ken kaplan on September 13, 2009

Anyone attending or tuning into the Intel Developer Forum knows what to look for — firsts. First time tech demos, first look at new chip designs or features… Here’s a first look at Intel rock star Sanjay Natarajan, director of … Continue reading →

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