Cebit 2010 - Intel - Interview with Steve Peterson : The Sugar Bay Platform

[EN] This is an exclusive interview with Steve R Peterson from Intel. He gives us information on the Sugar Bay platform that will be the next platform (CPU+Chipset) from Intel.

[FR] Voici une interview exclusive avec Steve Peterson d'Intel. Il nous donne des détails sur la suite chez Intel et plus précisément la plateforme Sugar Bay (CPU+Chipset) d'Intel.

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• cebit
• intel
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• gulftown
• sugar bay
• steve peterson
• 22nm

[OverclockingTV]

he his stressed ;)

[DK12k]

I was stressed, yes.. :-)

Third interview made, practise makes perfect, however, I certainly hope everyone enjoyed the question, the quality aimmed towards expectations and developement... Our aim is to deliver more technical aid, directly from the people who can provide this....

This is an internet thread-hype killer, as the details are expert advice; coming directly from Steve R. Peterson himself, therefore not guessing.

We intend to keep on with the very direct fact questioning

Enjoy :-)

[DK12k]

Its supposed to be an insight in Gulftown, and the future roadmap, and a preview of what is to be expected from Gulftown.... Powerconsumption is a hint question if 8pin is suffecient.... ram compability in order to select ram... Basicly; if paying attention to the interview, one is suppoed to get an idea for choosing hardware to use WITH the Gulftown, and how long time there is left, a buyers guide ;-)

Also, its an insight of the upcoming platforms, including 2011 roadmap,

[AuDioFreaK39]

He seems a bit too stressed to be an interviewer. This is supposed to be an video-broadcasted television interview, not a journalistic news article. I'm lead to believe that perhaps it should have been.

Regardless of the interviewer's disposition, Peterson's explanation of the upcoming high-end desktop platform provides invaluable insight to the overclocking community at large. We are now able to confirm (@7:00) that Sandy Bridge processors are prepared on the Tylersburg LGA-1366 chipset.

[SuperScottyBhoy]

haha does this guy have gas or something???