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Intel Shares Its Plans for Ultra-Low Power Desktop CPUs

Since we've already taken a look at the main line of central processing units from Intel, and also examined what was most recently revealed about the HEDT platform, we only have the U-Series left.

HEDT defines the high-end desktop market in case you were wondering. It's a sort of polar opposite for the U-segment, which places energy efficiency above most everything else that defines a CPU.

The information disclosed on this part of Intel's roadmap is far less extensive than for the other two, especially the main line.

Then again, the ultra-low power CPU line has always been the smallest of Intel's collections, and it's not like it has enjoyed that big a following so far anyway. ARM-based SoCs have been keeping a firm hold on the mobile front after all.

Granted. The chips we're looking at here are made for low-power desktops, but that only means there are, or there will be, a lot fewer of them than for the other two segments.

So, according to Intel's roadmap, as relayed by certain people with Internet access, the next generation of sub-25W chips will be marketed as Broadwell BGA units. They will make their debut in a couple of months or so.

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http://news.softpedia.com/news/Intel-Shares-Its-Plans-for-Ultra-Low-Power-Desktop-CPUs-446268.shtml