SAN JOSE, Calif. – Intel has officially entered the race to heterogeneous computer processors, sketching out the first members of its Sandy Bridge family that will ship before April. The 32nm chips ...

Intel's second-generation Core processors feature some significant architecture changes, including putting both the computer and graphics processors on the same silicon die. The new Sandy Bridge ...

The Sandy Bridge architecture has already been refined for the high performance consumer, in the form of Sandy Bridge-E and LGA 2011. Intel have now finished refining the Sandy Bridge architecture for ...

Intel used the 2010 Intel Developer Forum to unveil the Second Generation Intel Core Processor–codenamed “Sandy Bridge”. The new line of processors provides Intel with a more powerful arsenal that can ...

Intel's forthcoming Sandy Bridge architecture is the first major new-from-the-ground-up x86 design from Intel since Atom. Here's why next year's batch of Sandy Bridge-based chips will be so much ...

Intel has a good habit of extending the feature-set of its processors through each generation. This means that, in broad strokes, the new chips provide a superset of features when compared to their ...

Intel will start shipping its dual-core Core i5 and i7 microprocessors based on the Sandy Bridge architecture for laptops starting on Feb. 20. The new microprocessors will draw between 17 watts and 35 ...

Sony on Tuesday announced a new lineup of Vaio laptops that include Intel's new Core i5 processors based on the Sandy Bridge micro-architecture. Sony on Tuesday announced a new lineup of Vaio laptops ...

Intel on Monday said it had stopped shipments of the chipset used with its latest generation of Core processors after it found a design flaw. The flawed chipset was used in PCs with the ...

Very pretty interesting so far... it seems Intel and AMD both are using some similar things in their latest gen... (Physical Register File, for example). I don't know much about actual processor ...