2006 Intel push new chip architecture is the highlight of energy-saving features

In Intel Developer Forum, Intel CEO Otellini confirmed that Intel will launch a new chip architecture in 2006, the new energy consumption performance per watt structure obviously improved.

Otellini said that Intel will launch three new chips in the second half of 2006. Then, the system architecture for Netburst and Pentium 4 Xeon chips will be out of the market. He also revealed that Intel will also develop a series of powerful portable product chips, Intel called handtop PC. The next 10 years, Intel will develop a powerful chip, energy consumption is only half of the current chip.

Over the years, energy consumption has been the focus of attention of the chip designers. With the exit of the Intel Netburst chip architecture, Intel's new architecture for PC and server launch will greatly save energy, with the Pentium M notebook processor uses Banias architecture features.

Intel said, Merom, Conroe and Woodcrest will be the first chip using the new architecture. Otellini also said that the new chip architecture also supports 64 bit computing, virtual technology, LaGrande security technology and the company's activation management technology.