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POSTER: computer news   ||   INTEL SANDY BRIDGE, IVY BRIDGE AND HASWELL	DATE:2008-08-14
Yesterday appeared some detail about intel plans up to 2012. Thus,  in 2009 intel will present the processor with the code name  westmere, which is the analog Of nehaem, produced on 32 nm  technological process. In 2010 Intel plans to release the new micro-architecture sandy bridge (figured as  Gesher). The basic special feature of this micro-architecture will become the 8  core CPU design , each core in this case will have its own L2 cache with 512 kb, and the general divided cache in the third level will reach 16 Mb. Furthermore, Sandy bridge processors will obtain support to the new collection SIMD AVX instructions  (Advanced  vectors  extensions), which will replace SSE  expansion. This New collection will be compatible with SSE, it will increase the registers length by two ( to 256 bits ), and will also give programmers additional three- and four commands. In this case Intel promises, that the use of AVX will raise the operation speed of some algorithms by 90%. The first processor, produced on the 22 nm technological process, will become Ivy  bridge. This CPU in its micro-architecture will differ a little from Sandy  bridge. However, revolutionary changes will occur in 2012, with haswell  processor . Although the base quantity of CPU core will remain equal to 8. It is also assumed that Haswell will obtain the integrated vector coprocessor. Related Products :

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