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How Intel’s Tiger Lake CPUs are designed for a ‘spectrum of needs’ – CRN Australia
According to top Intel engineer Boyd Phelps.
Intel’s new Tiger Lake processors for ultra-thin laptops are packed with new silicon building blocks for AI, graphics and other technologies to serve a “spectrum of needs” in the mobile computing space, according to top Intel engineer Boyd Phelps.
In an interview with CRN, Phelps said the Santa Clara, Calif.-based company has taken a holistic and balanced approach to the engineering and design of the new processors, which are the first CPUs in the 11th-generation Intel Core family. This means that…
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