TG Daily Interviews Intel’s Top Mobility Products Executive: New Core 2 Duo Threatens AMD's Long Reign
Los Angeles, CA, July 28, 2006 --(PR.com)-- With today’s dual launch of two new chips sharing a common micro-architecture called “Core,” Intel introduces the Core 2 Duo E6000 series Conroe desktop chip and the Core 2 Duo T5000/T7000 series Merom mobile chip. Intel is now well-positioned to go head-to-head with AMD and is hoping to regain the trust of consumers left underwhelmed by the company’s previous architectures. And don't expect four-core processors in the mainstream anytime soon.
TG Daily spoke with David Perlmutter, senior vice president and general manager of the company’s Mobility Group, about Intel’s most important product launch in a decade. With Core, the company debuts the first processor technology with a mobile processor at its core. It’s a move, Perlmutter says, that will enable Intel to develop multiple products in parallel based on a common, scalable architecture.
“We see better scaling performance over time using the mobile core,” explains Perlmutter. “What we did with Core 2 Duo is optimize the core to a wider spread of applications compared to the Pentium M architecture, which was very much a mobile focus. We learned from that mobile lesson and optimized from the beginning, going from mobile to desktop to server.”
He feels confident that the smarter development of Core 2 will deliver the power performance the market expects and a competitive advantage over AMD processors.
And while the anticipation for four-core processors is already building, Perlmutter predicts that it will be several years before they attract a mainstream market. “We have to be very careful with overloading the market and see what is useful,” he says. “So will we see eight cores in the client in the next two years? If someone chooses to do that, engineering-wise that is possible, but I would doubt this is something the market needs.”
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TG Daily spoke with David Perlmutter, senior vice president and general manager of the company’s Mobility Group, about Intel’s most important product launch in a decade. With Core, the company debuts the first processor technology with a mobile processor at its core. It’s a move, Perlmutter says, that will enable Intel to develop multiple products in parallel based on a common, scalable architecture.
“We see better scaling performance over time using the mobile core,” explains Perlmutter. “What we did with Core 2 Duo is optimize the core to a wider spread of applications compared to the Pentium M architecture, which was very much a mobile focus. We learned from that mobile lesson and optimized from the beginning, going from mobile to desktop to server.”
He feels confident that the smarter development of Core 2 will deliver the power performance the market expects and a competitive advantage over AMD processors.
And while the anticipation for four-core processors is already building, Perlmutter predicts that it will be several years before they attract a mainstream market. “We have to be very careful with overloading the market and see what is useful,” he says. “So will we see eight cores in the client in the next two years? If someone chooses to do that, engineering-wise that is possible, but I would doubt this is something the market needs.”
To read the complete interview, go to:
http://www.tgdaily.com/2006/07/27/tgdaily_interviews_david_perlmutter/?id=tgdpr&attr=
20060727-tgdaily_interviews_david_perlmutter
About TG Daily
TG Daily is the leading online news source for more than 5 million IT professionals, software developers and early adopters who rely on it for the latest news and information about cutting-edge technology.
About TG Publishing, LLC
TG Publishing is the premier media company for the technology generation. Best known for its Tom’s Hardware Guide site, it targets “grassroots technologists” — the large population of technology early adopters who have grown up on video games, computers and gadgets — and have an insatiable need for more. They are avid buyers of technology and influence major technology purchases for the workplace and at home. TG Publishing produces six highly-targeted technology sites including tomshardware.com, tomsnetworking.com, tgdaily.com, mobilityguru.com, twitchguru.com and denguru.com. More information is available at www.tgpublishing.net.
Contact:
Angela Tripp
TG Publishing, LLC
805.807.7901
angela@tgpublishing.net
Contact:
Wolfgang Gruener
TG Daily
630.389.3105
wolfgang@tgpublishing.net
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