Intel has decided to phase out the processor Atom D2700

Intel has published a notice of changes (Product Change Notification, PCN) at No. 111445-00, which states that the range of Atom processor family will leave the flagship model D2700. Moreover, it should be noted, would leave very quickly: the CPU orders will be accepted until June 29, and the last shipment will be held no later than September 28th of this year.

 

Intel Atom D2700, we recall, was introduced in late September last year. CPU is the flagship line of Cedarview-D: it has two cores, supports multi-threading Hyper-Threading and runs at 2.13 GHz. Manufacturer's suggested price of the product to date is $ 52.

Intel Atom think a 8 Core Server Systems

Although it is rumored, is undoubtedly very interesting voice that wants Intel to work on a new 8-Core Atom architecture for the server market low. The new processor will have 'core Silvermont to 22nm and will offer an increase clock-for-clock up to 25% compared to its predecessor.

The name of the new 8 Core Atom or Abadon Avadon should be, will be built with a tri-gate transistors and definitely see the light in 2013. Intel has not confirmed this news, but at IDF held in September announced that the Core Silvermont would be ready for 2013, so chances are good that this story is genuine.