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Intel Corp. was not really successful with its Xscale microprocessors based on ARM (advanced RISC machine) for handheld devices, but the company does hope to return into handsets with its Atom processors once it makes it using 32nm process technology. In fact, discussions between Intel and handset makers are underway, the company said in an interview.
Intel’s chief financial officer Stacey Smith said in an interview with Financial Times news-paper that Intel Atom processor made using 32nm process technology will cost considerably less than the current version and will also consume substantially less energy. According to Mr. Smith, each 300mm wafer will be able to produce 2400 – 2500 die, or 400-500% more than new.
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Intel’s chief financial officer Stacey Smith said in an interview with Financial Times news-paper that Intel Atom processor made using 32nm process technology will cost considerably less than the current version and will also consume substantially less energy. According to Mr. Smith, each 300mm wafer will be able to produce 2400 – 2500 die, or 400-500% more than new.