In
September, Intel showed off its new Quark system-on-chip (SoC), which is one-
fifth the size of Atom SoCs and will use one-tenth the power; Intel claims it’s
the smallest chip of its kind. The company didn’t reveal too many details of
the new SoC, but said it would be open architecture, offer industry-standard
software support, and be fully synthenseziable, licences would be able to
customize the design with their own intellectual property. However, CEO Brian
Krzanich says that licenses will not be able to customize the core itself.Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Intel Announces Tiny ‘Quark’ Chip News
In
September, Intel showed off its new Quark system-on-chip (SoC), which is one-
fifth the size of Atom SoCs and will use one-tenth the power; Intel claims it’s
the smallest chip of its kind. The company didn’t reveal too many details of
the new SoC, but said it would be open architecture, offer industry-standard
software support, and be fully synthenseziable, licences would be able to
customize the design with their own intellectual property. However, CEO Brian
Krzanich says that licenses will not be able to customize the core itself.
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