Source : TGDailyIntel have announced that they have regulated the last technical obstacles that stopped them mass engraving of processors in 32nm. Now that the R&D phase in the laboratory is finished, they will be able to devote themselves to the manufacture and the tooling of the production line so that they can meet their time scale that envisages the marketing of 32nm chips during the second half of 2009.
As usual, Intel will not propose a processor with a new architecture, but will engrave more finely the chips that have already been produced in 45nm, namely those called Nehalem. At 32nm they will be able to be faster and to consume less power. Only in 2010 will this architecture be updated.
Intel wants then to pass to 22nm, but it will only be during 2013.
[translation by crispin]
