Word is Ocean Cove was cancelled - so Keller may have had something to do with that decision. I'm sure a new design was being worked on, if Keller had input on that, it was probably just a 1000ft overview. From what I've read, he was more involved in reorganizing the Silicon Engineering group during his short tenure at Intel. I'm sure there was more he wanted to accomplish, but we will never know.
Ocean Cove and its cancelation predate Keller's arrival, and is one of the many failings of the BK era. As I've heard it, Keller's work was more to push Atom into the limelight and "encourage" an annual cadence of actual performance improvements from Core.
Intel reuses codenames. Nehalem was originally Netburst uarch based, but it was changed to Core uarch.
Not in this case. The Ocean Cove name is dead.
On another topic, I'm surprised there hasn't been more discussion of this slide from the Cooper Lake launch.
"Next Gen DL Boost: AMX". If AVX is Advanced
Vector Extensions, then logically AMX would be Advanced
Matrix Extensions. That would also explain this slide.
Matrix multiply on a CPU?