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Intel Corporation today disclosed details of its forthcoming Intel Core microarchitecture, a new industryleading foundation for Intels multicore server, desktop and mobile processors for computers later this year. The first Intel Core microarchitecture products built on Intels advanced 65nm process technology will deliver higherperforming, yet more energyefficient processors that spur more stylish, quieter and smaller mobile and desktop computers and servers that can reduce electricity and realestate associated costs, and provides critical capabilities such as enhanced security, virtualization and manageability for consumers and businesses.
Justin Rattner, Intel Senior Fellow and chief technology officer, explained that the Intel Core microarchitecture is the foundation for delivering greater energyefficient performance first seen in the Intel Core Duo processor. It builds on the powersaving philosophy begun with the Mobile Intel PentiumM processor microarchitecture and greatly expands it, incorporating many new and leadingedge innovations as well as existing Intel Pentium 4 processor technologies such as wide data pathways and streaming instructions. Intel expects processors based on the Intel Core microarchitecture, using Intels industryleading 65nm manufacturing technology, to start shipping in the third quarter of 2006.
The Intel Core microarchitecture is a milestone in enabling scalable performance and energy efficiency, said Rattner. Later this year it will fuel new dualcore processors and quadcore processors in 2007 that we expect to deliver industry leading performance and capabilities per watt. People will see systems that can be faster, smaller and quieter with longer battery life and lower electric bills.
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