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Intel's Hinton Discusses Next-Gen Nehalem

Intel Fellow, Glenn J. Hinton, speaks about next-year's 45nm chips that they already have up and running. Each die-shrink brings more competitive advantage, but this CPU also promises to bring new features...

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Posted by deleted - Fri 21 Sep 2007 20:58
Having worked in/around the semi-conductor industry for a long time, it is unusual for companies to be this happy about brand new silicon

Although we must all be aware that there is a huge amount of spin in the world - their faith does seem well placed in this instance…

…and the prospect of significantly faster systems for gamers/video editors in 2008 does fill me heart with joy!

:woowoo:
Posted by deleted - Fri 21 Sep 2007 21:10
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it is unusual for companies to be this happy about brand new silicon
What, you don't think Intel was doing the happy-dance over Conroe at the start of 2006? If Anandtech gets samples to benchmark more than 7 months before release then we'll know it's something really special. :)
Posted by deleted - Sat 22 Sep 2007 17:34
…. cough…. We had it first…. ;)
Posted by deleted - Sat 22 Sep 2007 18:31
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Although we must all be aware that there is a huge amount of spin in the world

enough spin to make the planet rotate at a speed of approximately 1670 km/hr ;)
Posted by deleted - Mon 24 Sep 2007 10:15
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…the happy-dance…
I have also seen the ‘very unhappiest of dances’ with the delays around the R520
In general, I think it is MUCH harder to nail working silicon (ready for public demonstration), than it is to produce something that ‘looks about right’ as an A0/1 spin… but which then needs significant re-working/regression-testing/micro-coding to reach the high street

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…HEXUS had it first…
You tell 'em Dave :mrgreen:

Lee @ SCAN;1219857
…planet rotate…
It's just an apple whirling silently in space, mate ;)