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Intel launches new range of processors
Intel Corporation launched two high-end microprocessors that, it said, would "usher in a new era in computing".
Intel Corporation on Tuesday launched two high-end microprocessors that, it said, would "usher in a new era in computing".
The microprocessors - Quad-Core Intel Xenon and Intel Core 2 Extreme - would provide more room for virtualisation than any other two-processor server platform, the company said.
The Xenon processor would cost about $1172 and could be used by clients for data management, gaming and audio-visual editing technologies while Intel Core 2 Extreme, quad core processor, a technology first, to cost around $999, would be focused on desktop use.
Ramamurthy Sivakumar, country manager of Intel India, said 2006 has been the leap year for the company with at least six new processor products coming out in the past 10 months.
He said the company has been looking at India as a manufacturing hub for a long time but "we are waiting for the right ecology".
"The types of innovation involved in the new technology take decades to perfect."
