PCWorld Resource was able to talk with Dr. Venata Renduchintala, which in 2015 moved to the processor giant as vice president of Qualcomm's, to work in the status of the president of the group, engaged in client products, "Internet of things" and the system architecture. Such a high position allows it to influence the company's strategy, in need of reform. For example, "Dr. Murthy," as he calls the inner circle, has already managed to convince Intel to abandon the overuse of mobile processors with integrated modems. The last was sold in discrete design, and it has been proved by the presence of Intel components inside the latest Apple smartphone.
Renduchintala also admitted that Intel does not exclude the possibility of expanding cooperation with ARM - at least, he personally believes that transparency in terms of use of platforms will benefit the business. If we talk about virtual reality segment, there Renduchintala considers possible creation of a specialized processor for self-sufficient helmets of virtual reality - these devices all the computational load assume, without requiring a PC.
In the field of lithography technology, according to Intel representative, there is no reason for despair and talk about the "death" of Moore's Law. Light at the end of the tunnel, and the company is thinking about switching to 5-nm technology. The vehicle control systems Intel is going to participate with their specialized accelerators Xeon Phi, which will work in stationary servers, doing the processing of data collected on-board systems for further learning and improvement algorithms. Advantage over NVIDIA in this area Intel believes the presence of developments in various fields, not only in the graphics processors.
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