Intel Corp (INTC)

[The_Trooper]

In this case Intel isn't promising anything like that. They say they'll use Core M (or did they mean the little m?) at the top end which is a much more reasonable aim even if I rather worry that ARM now has to be countered with Haswell chips. Perhaps they meant Broadwell instead of Broxton? I get confused enough with all the names.

My understanding is that this slide is showing Intel products for 2015,
while Broxton (based on Silvermont successor named Goldmont) has been
pushed to 2016. Note I might be wrong.