October 28, 2008
Intel’s Right-Hand Turn To Energy Efficiency
Intel’s John Skinner talks about Intel’s “right hand turn” from full-speed ahead, to energy-smart performance in computer chip design, especially with new architecture codenamed Nehalem, which will be branded Intel Core i7. He also tells how the company is becoming more energy conscious in investing and running its business.
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