Intel engineer Steve Fischer explains the thinking behind the firm's new Penryn 45nm processors
Intel’s Penryn chips are set to usher in changes to desktop, laptop and server designs that reflect new realities in computing, going beyond raw processing speed to address multimedia handling and ...
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