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Next-Generation Intel PC Chips to Carry Intel Core Name
SANTA CLARA, Calif., Aug. 11, 2008 – Intel Corporation announced today that desktop processors based on the company's upcoming new microarchitecture (codenamed "Nehalem") will be formally branded "Intel Core processor." The first products in this new family of processors, including an "Extreme Edition" version, will carry an "i7" identifier and will be formally branded as "Intel Core i7 ...
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gadgets.boingboing.net — intel-core-i7.jpg Intel's upcoming Nehalem architecture is officially getting a new name: Core i7. Insiders tell BBG that Nehalem fell out of favor after testing groups thought it "too Jewish." * Intel's fervently Hassidic corporate culture will be ... (more) Intel: Nehalem is now Core i7 - Boing Boing Gadgets
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Intel: oh yeah, and we're calling Nehalem Core i7
Engadget — ... Just an FYI to the CPU geeks in the house: if you've been following Nehalem, you can officially start calling it Core i7 (which means that it's not getting the code name we all thought it'd carry: Core 3 Trio Quad Duo Pro Extreme Edition). Everyone else can feel ...

Nehalem Gets Named
Alice Hill's Real Tech News - Independent Tech — ... Editor-in-Chief, RealTechNews On Sunday Intel announced that its upcoming Nehalem processor family will carry the “Intel Core” name, with the first in the series carrying an “i7″ identifier. The “i7″ CPUs are scheduled to launch in Q4. Other, later identifiers will “complement” the “i7″ indentifier. In the press release , Sean Maloney, Intel Corporation executive vice president and general manager, Sales and Marketing Group, said:“The Core name is and will be our flagship PC processor brand going forward. Expect Intel to focus even more marketing resources around that name ...

Core i7 officially announced by Intel
I4U News — ... Intel's highest-end Extreme Edition. Intel will include processor model numbers to differentiate each chip. Initial products based on this microarchitecture are expected to be in production in the fourth quarter of this year. These processors will feature Intel Hyper-Threading Technology, also known as simultaneous multi-threading, and are capable of handling eight software "threads" on four processor cores. Intel does not explain why the company use 7 in the Core i7 name in the press-release . It potentially means the 7th overall CPU architecture Intel released over the ...

Intel: Nehalem is now Core i7
Boing Boing Gadgets — ... upcoming Nehalem architecture is officially getting a new name: Core i7. Insiders tell BBG that Nehalem fell out of favor after testing groups thought it "too Jewish."* Intel's fervently Hassidic corporate culture will be downplayed by the new branding, although not be eliminated entirely: our sources tell us that the i stands for "Isaiah" while the 7 indicates the number of Ushpizzin who visit the sukkah during the holiday of Sukkot. Intel changes Nehalem to Core i7 [Intel] * - Wrong. They were, of course, thinking of the ...

Intel Core i7, te presentamos el futuro de Intel
Gizmología — ... 2 Duo lanzados en 2006, pero no podremos ver ninguno hasta el 2009. La gama Core i7 tendrá su respectiva versión Extreme para los que necesitan más potencia extra. Su arquitectura aun es un secreto, pero los primeros procesadores entrarán en producción en el último cuarto de este año 2008, para su lanzamiento a primeros de 2009. Entre Enero y Marzo podremos ver muchos nuevos PC con este procesador, ¿te vas a esperar hasta que salgan? Enlace: Intel (Nota de Prensa) Comparte esta anotación ...

Next-gen Intel processors to be called Intel Core i7
CrunchGear — ... The next round of Intel processors have officially been named Intel Core. The very next round of processors, previously codenamed Nehalem, will go by the name Intel Core i7. As always, model numbers will be used to differentiate the different chips. ...

Next-gen Intel Chips Get A Name Change
GEARFUSE — [image] This time next year, when you’re buying Apple’s newly updated Macbook Pro or Mac Pro, you’ll likely see Intel’s latest line of CPUs in your machine. It’s called “Core” and the first CPU due out under the new moniker is the Intel Core i7 and i7 Extreme Edition. Not the most exciting thing, I know, but just think back to that old 486 DX and you’ll be smiling in no time. Just don’t expect Psystar to make the upgrade. Link

Intel Nehalem is now Core
Tech Ticker — ... that its Nehalem processors based on the new microarchitecture will commercially be called Core. The very first products based on the new architecture will be the i7 chips coming in flavors of Basic and Extreme edition. The chips are high in performance and energy efficient which will help Intel to maintain its leadership in the processor arena. Fourth quarter is the scheduled time for mass production. Press Release Advertisement: Samsung Hub - ...

Intel Core i7 name confirmed; aiming for Q4 production
SlashGear — ... , Intel has today confirmed that their next generation of processors - previously codenamed Nehalem - will be called “Intel Core Processor”, with the first batch of chips to be called the Core i7.  Both standard and “Extreme Editions” will be available, the latter differentiated with a black logo compared to the standard blue. ...

Intel Core i7 (Nehalem) Review
D' Technology Weblog — ... The initial Core i7 CPUs will offer a three-tiered cache structure. Each individual core contains two caches: a 64K L1 cache (split into a 32K instruction cache and a 32K data cache), plus a 256K unified L2 cache. An 8MB L3 cache is shared among the four cores. That 256K L2 cache is interesting, because it’s built with an 8-T (eight transistors per cell) SRAM structure. This facilitates running at lower voltages, but also takes up more die space. That’s one reason the core-specific L2 cache is smaller than you might otherwise expect. ...

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