Intel's Six Core chip (Dunnington) coming in the second half of 08.

In a recent Press conference Intel Corporation announced that it expects to ship a six-core processor to resellers in the second half of this year. A senior vice president and general manager of Intel's Digital Enterprise group Mr Pat Gelsinger says that the six-core chip, code-named Dunnington, will be built with Intel's new 45 nanometer (nm) technology and it will consist of 1.9 billion transistors and 16MB of L3 cache..!
Take a look at the picture it will give a brief idea about this latest technology from Intel :

"The big cache and six cores will give customers a nice bump in performance," Gelsinger said during a press briefing today about the company's product road map and its upcoming Intel Developer Forum, slated to be held next month in Shanghai..!
Intel, which only moved to the 45nm process late last year, also announced today that it plans to start producing 32nm chips in either 2009 or 2010. Gelsinger said the first 32nm chip is slated to be a shrunken version of Nehalem, an upcoming four-core chip. The 32nm chips are code named Westmere.

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