More Details Released on Intel/TSMC Deal
More Details Released on Intel/TSMC Deal
Posted 07/07/2009 at 12:10pm
| by Andy Salisbury
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According to some recent rumors that have surfaced over at DigiTimes, Intel will be using some intellectual property from their new foundry partner, TSMC, in order to help fill out its upcoming ultramobile chipset.
The intellectual property, currently codenamed Langwell, will work as the southbridge for Intel’s Atom successor, which is only known by the codename Moorestown. The diagram above displays how an Atom-based CPU core, a GPU core, a memory controller, and two video processing blocks can be worked around the Moorestown platform.
No word yet if this rumor is true, but the evidence looks pretty solid.
Image Credit: Intel
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