Showing posts with label chips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chips. Show all posts

2011-05-11

Gartner: Intel 3D chips difficult to dominate the mobile market

Gartner analysts point out that Intel’s new 3D Tri-Gate crystal design will not be enough to achieve the ambition of the company in the mobile and tablet computer market. Gartner Vice President Du Lanei (Ken Dulaney), Intel (Intel) breakthrough technology supporting Ivy Bridge 22 nm processors will be used, but its design would not be sufficient to enter the mobile market.

Today almost all of the Smartphone and tablet computers are from ARM architecture chips, rather than the Intel x86 because the ARM architecture has been been optimized into a lower power, and battery life to get good performance in the device. Though Ivy Bridge with Intel’s number one in low power and high performance design.

But Du Lanei pointed out that Intel faced a special test is communications technology. He stressed that Intel had never successfully in the wide area communication. For example, Intel’s implementation of WiMax is struggling, also in LTE 4 g substantially backward in the field. You know, but when you deal with mobile phone manufacturers should meet the minimum requirements.

According to Du Lanei tablet computer is a “considerable Smartphone”, rather than a small PC. So its manufacturer most handset makers, they had and Texas instruments, Qualcomm, or other communication chips have a good cooperation.

Tags: chips, difficult, dominate, Gartner, Intel, market, mobile

2011-05-08

IDC:2015 years of 13% computer use ARM chips

Report from IDC, in the next 4 years, computers will quickly using ARM processors as computing a large part. It is expected by 2015, the ARM’s share will reach 13%. Rapid rise, and AMD shares close at the beginning of this year, which happens to be 18.9%. The report did not ARM is expected to be a threat Intel, earlier this year, its share of the 80.8%.

It is worth noting that Windows 8, is likely to run on the ARM in 2012-2013, imagine, ARM-based computer running Windows.

Text/open source community of China

Tags: chips, computer, IDC2015, years