• Published:
  Week 18
  May 2011
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  Intel

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On 4 May 2011, Intel unveiled its latest advances in microprocessor design. The 22-nm version of its Sandy Bridge architecture, code-named Ivy Bridge, will feature three-dimensional gates on its transistor arrays. Intel claims that 22-nm chips using its Tri-Gate technology will achieve up to 37 percent performance increase at low voltage compared with its current 32-nm processors, or achieve the same performance using less than half the power.

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