Right after our talk with John Freude of AMD, we also had the opportunity to talk to Tim Bailey, Intel's APAC Director of Marketing about Intel's future plans. He touched on everything from the Penryn which is just-over-the-horizon to Intel's next-generation 32 nm process technology. Let's start with Penryn.
Intel is on track to deliver the Penryn family of 45 nm processors by the end of 2007. The exact date has yet to be decided but it will definitely be launched before 2007 is over. This coincides with the release schedule of the AMD Phenom family of desktop processors, although Tim maintained that Intel is on their own release schedule and the Q4, 2007 release schedule has nothing to do with AMD's plans at all.
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Intel is on track to deliver the Penryn family of 45 nm processors by the end of 2007. The exact date has yet to be decided but it will definitely be launched before 2007 is over. This coincides with the release schedule of the AMD Phenom family of desktop processors, although Tim maintained that Intel is on their own release schedule and the Q4, 2007 release schedule has nothing to do with AMD's plans at all.
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