Intel targeting non-PC domain push networking processor

"Sadie Network News" October 9, according to foreign media reports, Intel and other technology companies are concerned about the "Internet of things" development. This will create a huge demand for new electronic devices and software over the next few years. This quarter, Intel is about to launch a network based on the internet of the Lingyange, which will provide Intel's involvement in the non-PC field lay the foundation. It is understood that Intel Intelligent Systems Group general manager Torn Stienman Tuesday at an event to introduce Intel's new chips in medical equipment, automotive entertainment systems, and other non-PC equipment applications. Stienman said that about 10 related electronic equipment manufacturers have started using Intel's new mobile E3800 low-power moving processors. "This has helped us to cover a whole new class of applications and billions of of devices that have not been involved," he said. "The device, which was launched this quarter, provides very useful features for industrial machines such as error correction and high temperature resistance." A chip in the quark product line with smaller size and lower power consumption will be shipped in the first quarter of 2014. Stienman declined to make any meaningful sales to intel on the chip used for the Internet of things. Intel last year had a revenue of 53 billion dollars. He also declined to disclose the price of Intel's such chips.