To advantage Intel speeds up new Atom production

August 20 news, according to foreign media reports, Intel is said to be prepared to Atom processor release time ahead of six months, faster than before, low-power processors to the market, and ARM processor competition.

Although Intel is undoubtedly the king of PC processors, Intel has encountered difficulties in transitioning to post-PC era devices such as smartphones and tablets.

However, if this rumor is true, Intel will attack the mobile market with the new 14nm Atom processor. The release time of this processor will be much earlier than originally expected.

The problem Intel is currently facing is that there is a big gap between the release time of the new Core processors and Atom processors using the same architecture. For example, the 22-nm Core processors for PCs and servers have been available for more than a year, but Intel has just begun production of 22-nm Atom processors. The configuration of this processor quota device is expected to be listed before Christmas this year.

Considering the current close relationship with mobile devices, this serious lag in Atom processors is hurting Intel. However, according to the "Balun" weekly, Intel will release a more aggressive timetable for the 14-nm Atom processor, code-named "Bay Trail-T," at the annual developer conference on September 10.

Intel is expected to introduce a 14-nm Core processor. This processor will be put into production in the second quarter of 2014. The 14nm Atom processor will enter the market after 6 months, a 6-month reduction from the original lag time.

The 14nm Atom processor will provide Intel with advantages over ARM's mobile processors, enabling Intel to take the lead in mobile chips for the first time.