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That will be almost two years from now (Q3-Q4 2018).
Early 2018.
That will be almost two years from now (Q3-Q4 2018).
That will be almost two years from now (Q3-Q4 2018).
Intel reportedly is planning to add USB 3.1 and Wi-Fi functions into its motherboard chipsets and the new design may be implemented in its upcoming 300-series scheduled to be released at the end of 2017, according to sources from motherboard makers. Intel declined to comment on market speculation.
According to Intel's roadmap, the chipmaker is expected to roll out its 10nm notebook-use Cannon Lake and 14nm desktop-use Coffee Lake CPUs in the second half of 2017 and to bring out Ice Lake CPUs in 2018.
Everything points to late 2017 / early 2018 for desktops, so one year from now.
http://www.digitimes.com/news/a20161110PD210.html
www.digitimes.com/news/a20160904PD201.html
Coffee Lake is CES 2018, like now KBL.That will be almost two years from now (Q3-Q4 2018).
Will we see Zen+ until then? This might have some influence on pricing and timing.I think Intel will ship Coffee Lake-S to customers in late 2017 like we saw with Kaby Lake, but won't go on sale until early 2018.
Coffee Lake is CES 2018, like now KBL.
Zen isn't even out yet, so early to expect Zen+. AMD's lineup has little influence on Intel's business.Will we see Zen+ until then? This might have some influence on pricing and timing.
Will we see Zen+ until then? This might have some influence on pricing and timing.
If it really did slip to Q3 2018, that would be quite a long time for Kaby Lake-S to be out without a replacement. Not saying it won't happen though.
You do realize roadmaps change all the time AtenRa? That one in particular could be very old. We have two DigiTimes articles from September and November stating Coffee Lake-S + 300-series motherboard should arrive roughly a year after Kaby Lake-S - first one even mentions H2-2017. This is not the first time Intel releases certain chips for desktop before their mobile counterparts either, same happened back in 2015 in the Skylake generation.
With desktop volumes shrinking each year i dont expect new releases bellow the 16-18 months interval from now on.
Um, that's exactly the opposite of what you'd want to do in a shrinking market...give people even less reason to upgrade.
Um, that's exactly the opposite of what you'd want to do in a shrinking market...give people even less reason to upgrade.
At the same time it would cut costs.
Don't expect those 40% gains every year. AMD might come close to Intel, like they're doing now, but they won't surpass them. (By more than say 10% higher perf/clock.)The door is wide open for amd, and we desperately need them.
Intel tried that little stunt by not doing Broadwell-S and it led to an acceleration in desktop declines. The guy in charge of that decision said that this was a mistake and that they wouldn't do that again.
It wasn't really a mistake since releasing desktop BDW chips in mid-2014 would have been a complete margin suicide, which investors also wouldn't have liked. Instead Intel churned out another year of excellent yielding 22nm fully depreciated chips, which you clearly saw in '14 bottom line.Intel tried that little stunt by not doing Broadwell-S and it led to an acceleration in desktop declines. The guy in charge of that decision said that this was a mistake and that they wouldn't do that again.
It wasn't really a mistake since releasing desktop BDW chips in mid-2014 would have been a complete margin suicide, which investors also wouldn't have liked. Instead Intel churned out another year of excellent yielding 22nm fully depreciated chips, which you clearly saw in '14 bottom line.
"Over the last three months I have conducted numerous project reviews with our execution teams, and there is a clear trend that has emerged in these reviews - a lack of product/customer focus in execution that is creating schedule and competitiveness gaps in our products,"
Kaby Lake was not supposed to have any ipc gain, though. All this complaining about it seems odd.0% ipc gain.... What a joke, and intel is making another generation on 14nm too! I doubt coffee lake will even have a small clock boost.
The door is wide open for amd, and we desperately need them.
Uh, by that time BK has been CEO for 2 years almost, and Murthy basically says that he's done an awful job of getting the company's stuff together.That's what Murthy had to say about the state of Intel's product development when he took charge.
http://www.oregonlive.com/silicon-forest/index.ssf/2016/04/intels_new_president_launches.html