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The well known America based Multinational chip manufacturer company, Intel has announced to launch its next-generation 14-nanometer processors, which is codenamed as Broadwell. The new semiconductor chips are specially fabricated to combine high-performance and low power to allow for more efficient devices. As stated by the firm's VP and general manager of product development, Rani Borkar that this new micro architecture is more than a remarkable technological accomplishment and designed to fulfill its customer demands.
Manifestly, it is a pioneer brand in the world of silicon innovation and in developed technologies, that is also the inventor of x86 series of processors. However, in the prior month, the firm was in the news because it has overhauled its some microprocessors like Celeron, Core i5, Core i7 and Pentium, which are based on company's mainstream Haswell and low-power Bay Trail architectures.
Now, Let's articulate about the Broadwell Core M that is fabricated to bring slight speed improvements and will be used to design specifically a wide range of high-performance in low power devices such as personal computing devices and two-in-one tablet/computer hybrids. The firm has made up this smaller physical size chip for the razor-thin products, in which it can fit comfortably.
As per the reports, the fresh line of microprocessors aimed at powering thinner devices that may not require cooling fans which take up space and cause noise. The world's largest producer of the chips, Intel is endeavoring to capture a bigger piece of the mobile market, and its new processor also promises of lighter PCs and laptops that could give tough rivalry against tablets.
However, it is expected that Apple might be giving place to the Broadwell Core M microprocessors in its rumored MacBook Air, which is speculated to be redesigned. It is also hypothesized that the first machines that will be integrated with this new chip may hit the shelves of the market by the end of 2014.
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