Intel Skylake on-track for 2015 release

[HEXUS]

And Intel is planning a 10nm exposé later on this year too.

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[Brewster0101]

Widening the gap with AMD's desktop offerings :-(

[DDY]

Widening the gap with AMD's desktop offerings :-(

It's a shame about AMD.

Still, I'd rather Intel steam ahead than lazily dawdle in front of AMD.

[DanceswithUnix]

Widening the gap with AMD's desktop offerings :-(

Eh? I can't see any mention on that slide of Desktops. It mentions tablets, laptops and 2 in ones, so I guess this is another low TDP SOC offering.

I don't think there is anything to see here for gamers & enthusiasts, I am starting to think that Haswell is as good as Intel will ever produce for us.

[Kumagawa]

In other words 10nm still doesn't exist and there hoping something comes up by the end of the year.

[MrRockliffe]

Possibility they'll skip Broadwell on desktop? Seems silly releasing two architectures in the same year, with different socket types (assuming they are, of course).

[Brewster0101]

Eh? I can't see any mention on that slide of Desktops. It mentions tablets, laptops and 2 in ones, so I guess this is another low TDP SOC offering.

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' Skylake parts will arrive in desktop and mobile form factors in time for the back-to-school season in the second half of 2015 '

[Neostar]

I hope they support 2 pcie at 16x

[DanceswithUnix]

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' Skylake parts will arrive in desktop and mobile form factors in time for the back-to-school season in the second half of 2015 '

Yet I can't see anything in the transcript or slides to support that. They mention notebooks, mobile, 2 in 1 and Chromebooks. Not desktops, unless you count mini PCs.