Intel unveils 14-nanometre Atom intended for Internet of Things applications

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Intel unveils 14-nanometre Atom intended for Internet of Things applications

The Atom, originally designed for netbooks, is now being repurposed for connected devices

Intel has unveiled the latest generation of its Atom microprocessors intended for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The Intel Atom E3900 series has been designed from the ground up, the company...

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