Source: http://www.theinquirer.net
INTEL HAS FINALLY taken the covers off its 10-nanometre chips and its goal to get them to market late 2019.
Revealed as part of the chip maker’s “Architecture Day”, the new CPU architecture is dubbed Sunny Cove and will sit at the heart of next-generation Core and Xeon processors.
There’s no word on the capabilities of Sunny Cove and the speed it will enable chips to clock up to, but Intel did promise that Sunny Cove will enable more operations to be carried out in parallel and that latency will be improved. The chip maker also touted Gen11 integrated graphics, which it claimed is “designed to break the 1 TFLOPS barrier”.
That’s really all we know about Sunny Cove at the moment aside from Intel spouting: “Architectural extensions for specific use cases and algorithms. For…
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