At IDF Shenzhen today, Intel briefly announced the 14nm successor to its budget 22nm Bay Trail processors. Dubbed Braswell, this new SoC architecture is mainly aimed at the likes of affordable Chrome and Android devices. It will also complement the higher-end Broadwell announced last September (and pictured after the break), though there’s no word on availability for these two 14nm, 64-bit lines — last we heard was that Broadwell’s production had been delayed , with shipment still on track for the second half of this year. That said, SVP Hermann Eul did show off a tiny cube system that was powered by a Broadwell Core i7, to remind us that this awesome chip can enable a full-fledged fanless system. Comments
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Intel’s efficient 14nm processors to arrive on both enthusiast and entry systems
