Intel’s 14nm Broadwell is the True 14nm Node – Professional Analysis Confirms
|Intel’s 14nm Broadwell is the True 14nm Node – Professional Analysis Confirms
The first sampling of Intel Broadwell processors arrived a few days ago
in the form of Core M SoC in Lenovo’s Yoga 3 Pro Ultrabook. Though
initial reviews of the same are somewhat disappointing, since our sample
size is very limited, it would be a fallacy to pin the blame on Intel’s
part. Atleast, not until more samples arrive (and provided they
perform just as ‘average’). In the meantime however, the well known
reverse engineering publication Chip Works has released its analysis of Broadwell.
in the form of Core M SoC in Lenovo’s Yoga 3 Pro Ultrabook. Though
initial reviews of the same are somewhat disappointing, since our sample
size is very limited, it would be a fallacy to pin the blame on Intel’s
part. Atleast, not until more samples arrive (and provided they
perform just as ‘average’). In the meantime however, the well known
reverse engineering publication Chip Works has released its analysis of Broadwell.