| Rob Enderle 08/11/14 9:01 AM PT | |
 | Last week I was prebriefed on Intel's announcement, and while it was easy -- way too easy -- to get lost in how they made this happen, the reality is that this may be the most significant technical advancement that Intel has made in a processor since the creation of x86. There is really very little, including process technology, that has been left unchanged by this move. [More...] |
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