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Intel's Diamnondville to Draw Only 4 Watts of Power

If 10 watts of power were appealing enough for the mobile market, then picture this: Intel will release a new breed of energy-efficient CPUs in the Diamondville family. Ten watts will no longer power the processor alone, but instead a whole computing system.

Intel has been aiming at high-performance computing for quite some time now, but it ultimately figured it out that the future on the market belongs to low-cost, low-performance systems, so it geared up to take over the low-cost chip marke... Read »
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