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Mulitcore developer info from Intel

Presentations from Spring Intel Developer Forum, including a great deal of talk about multicore processor plans, are available for download from Intel. (Search for “Dual/Multicore” under “Technology Topics.”)

According to ExtremeTech, an Intel exec at the forum said the company “has no less than 15 dual-core development plans underway…Moreover, Intel intends to combine 64-bit processing and dual-core capabilities in its “Extreme Edition” processor family, offering the best of both worlds.”

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