English
Русский
Home
Products
Feedback
About Us
Contact Us
Recycling
Inquiry
English
en
Русский
Inquiry (0)
Home
Products
Feedback
About Us
Contact Us
Recycling
Inquiry
Industry News
Home > Industry News

Intel continues to retire 14nm products: discontinuing production of Gemini Lake Refresh processors

Views : 14
Update time : 2023-05-06 11:02:53
        Recently, Intel issued two (1,2) Product Change Notices (PCNs) indicating that it will discontinue production of the Gemini Lake Refresh processor. This is a new product launched by Intel in 2019 for the Pentium and Celeron brands, typically found in entry-level or ultra-low-power desktops, laptops, mini PCs, and all-in-one consoles.
 
 
        Gemini Lake first appeared in 2017, adopting the Goldmont+microarchitecture and not equipped with hyper threading. It has a maximum of four cores and is a replacement for the Apollo Lake processor. Intel subsequently launched the Gemini Lake Refresh in 2019, increasing the core frequency of TDP products for 6W and 10W. The J series has a TDP of 10W, targeting desktop computers, and the N series has a TDP of 6W, targeting mobile devices. Gemini Lake and Gemini Lake Refresh have been used together for a long time, but the former has been out of the market since 2020.
        According to Intel's arrangement, customers can also place orders for Celeron J4025, Pentium Silver J5040, Celeron N4020C, and Celeron J4125 before August 25, 2023, as well as Celeron N4120, Celeron N4020, and Pentium Silver N5030 before November 24, 2023. Intel plans to ship the former before May 24, 2024, while the latter will ship before February 23, 2024.
        With the elimination of Gemini Lake Refresh, Jasper Lake will become the default minimum configuration, adopting a new Tremont microarchitecture and 10nm process. The maximum number of cores is still 4, and the frequency is slightly higher, resulting in a 32% increase in IPC compared to previous products. Intel also has Elkhart Lake in the low-end market, which adopts Tremont microarchitecture and 10nm technology, focusing on various IoT devices.

 
Previous :
Next :
Related News
Read More >>
How many chips does a car need? How many chips does a car need?
Sep .19.2024
Automotive chips can be divided into four types according to their functions: control (MCU and AI chips), power, sensors, and others (such as memory). The market is monopolized by international giants. The automotive chips people often talk about refer to
Position and Function of Main Automotive Sensors Position and Function of Main Automotive Sensors
Sep .18.2024
The function of the air flow sensor is to convert the amount of air inhaled into the engine into an electrical signal and provide it to the electronic control unit (ECU). It is the main basis for determining the basic fuel injection volume. Vane type: The
Chip: The increasingly intelligent electronic brain Chip: The increasingly intelligent electronic brain
Sep .14.2024
In this era of rapid technological development, we often marvel at how mobile phones can run various application software smoothly, how online classes can be free of lag and achieve zero latency, and how the functions of electronic devices are becoming mo
LDA100 Optocoupler: Outstanding Performance, Wide Applications LDA100 Optocoupler: Outstanding Performance, Wide Applications
Sep .13.2024
In terms of characteristics, LDA100 is outstanding. It offers AC and DC input versions for optional selection, enabling it to work stably in different power supply environments. The small 6-pin DIP package not only saves space but also facilitates install
Email