“Presenting at the International Solid State Circuits Conference in San Francisco this week, Intel is putting forward 14 new papers for review.In particular, those of special note include updates to its process technology roadmap, offering crumbs of new information on the soon-to-be introduced, mobile-oriented Silverthorne CPU and two-billion transistor, quad-core Itanium 2 processor, Tukwila.”
Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Promises, promises: a review of the Planon RC800 pen scanner @ Ars Technica
- A Guide to Google Gmail @ tkArena
- Intel’s Silverthorne, Tukwila Updates and More @ Hardware Zone
- Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Out Next Week @ TechARP
- Upcoming Intel Processor & Memory Technologies @ TechARP
- Computer User Beginners Guide @ TechwareLabs
- Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2008 – Part 2 @ Virtual-Hideout
- 3 MSI Webcam Models Compared @ Madshrimps
- The OCF Podcast, Episode 11: “Tech News and Physics”
- A Tour Of Sun’s Project Indiana Preview 2 @ Phoronix
- Philips DVP5986K @ Hardware Zone
- PMA 2008 – The Full Coverage @ Hardware Zone
- Panasonic’s Pre-PMA Coverage Special @ Hardware Zone
- 7 Things You Should Know About Windows Vista @ Review Spring
Busy weekend for Intel
While most of us had only one thing on our minds this weekend, Intel was hard at work giving news about some interesting new technologies they are going to introduce. Tukwila is going to be literally huge, not simply because Itanium is due for an update, but also because it will have 2 billion transistors on a 65nm process chip. Hexus looks at that news, as well as the upcoming mobile Silverthorne processor.