"Intel is driving an enterprise mobile stake in the ground with this Broadwell release. It's feeling the heat on the low end of the mobile market from ARM and is sending a signal to its enterprise customers that Intel is going to continue to innovate and add value where its competitors just can't," said Todd Swank, senior director of product marketing at Equus Computer Systems, a Minnetonka, Minn.-based system builder.
"We expect some interest in this chip, but where we see most interest, and hope for driving PC sales, is with the Skylake," Swank said. Skylake is Intel's successor to the Broadwell chip architecture, offering a complete redesign of the CPU, boosting performance and reducing power consumption.
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"We expect some interest in this chip, but where we see most interest, and hope for driving PC sales, is with the Skylake," Swank said. Skylake is Intel's successor to the Broadwell chip architecture, offering a complete redesign of the CPU, boosting performance and reducing power consumption.
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