Intel Developer conference to be held next week or send a mobile strategy

The Intel Developers Conference will be held next week or send mobile strategy NetEase technology news September 6, according to Science and technology blog AllThingsD, Intel's annual developer conference is to be held next week in San Francisco, the conference is the Intel CEO Blaine Kazanic (Brian Krzanich and President Gianluini (Renée James), the first developer conference, is expected to present a keynote address to the conference on shifting the company's focus to the mobile sector. Intel has just recently launched the Atom C2000 system chip, which is designed for micro servers and other Low-power computing infrastructures, which target devices similar to those of HP's Project moonshot. The main intent of Intel's move is to defend its position in the server chip sector and avoid being robbed of more markets by arm, analysts said. Shareholders were also very much in support of Intel's approach, which rose more than 1% per cent on the day of the chip release and eventually closed at $22.64 a share, and Intel's share price has risen by about 10% since the start of the year. With the advent of tablet computers, the global PC market has hit a new low, but Intel CFO Stassy Smith Stacy Smith said in an interview that the PC market still has a bright future, and also borrowed from a study by IDC, a market research firm, that it is now a good time for consumers to buy PCs, There are many users of computers that have been upgraded, and tablets are not able to meet almost all the demands of the PC. But Intel's current weakness is also obvious, and that is the mobile sector. With few Intel chips and smartphones in common, the tablet sector is a little bit better, but it's still hard to compare with its dominance in the PC market. As a result, Intel is likely to announce at next week's developer conference some of the latest moves to focus on mobile chip research and development, after all, as the world's most powerful chip maker, it is absolutely impossible to ignore the huge mobile phone market. At the same time, a number of Intel's partners have expressed their willingness to launch tablets and mobile phones with Intel mobile chips, so what Intel has to do is come up with a mobile chip that can be recognized by consumers, and then there will be plenty of market opportunities. As Intel has become the main driver of the PC industry with its technological prowess in chip development, will the chip giant continue its strong performance in the future of mobile devices? We still need to wait and see. (Old Well)