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Thursday, February 01, 2007

Intel's 45nm Chips Are On The Way

Intel has revealed a bit about their forthcoming 45nm chip technology. New materials are being used to reduce transistor leakage, a limitation that increases as transistor densities increase.

In the digital signage industry, we tend to push the envelope. Our ideas and concepts sometimes outpace the development of available hardware necessary to make our ideas into reality and it's nice to see that Intel is continuing to advance their technology so that high-performance applications can continue to evolve.

For some insight into the spectrum of requirments for InfoChannel 5, which depends on what you're trying to do with it, jump into this thread on the Scala Messageboard.

posted by Steve Elsner # 2/01/2007 10:33:00 AM

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