Intel “Ivy Bridge” delayed
Intel has delayed their next-generation chipset offering for ultrabooks and desktop PC’s according to an Intel executive.
Speaking to the Financial Times, executive vice-president of Intel Sean Maloney conceded, “I think maybe it’s June now” when discussing the potential release date for Ivy Bridge.
Intel never set a launch date for the chipset; however the chipmaker indicated a “spring” launch was in the pipeline. A June release date would shift the launch to a “summer” launch.
Ivy Bridge is the next performance upgrade in Intel’s tick-tock strategy, and is the first device to feature Intel’s own 3D transistor technology. It will also feature an enhanced graphics chip, USB 3.0 support, and greater power efficiency.
Read the full story at: Cnet.
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