Intel Teases 48-Core Mobile Processors Coming in 5 to 10 Years

That's amazing! I have a basic laptop I use for browsing and other non intensive tasks and it has a 2.2ghz dualcore and 3gigs of ram. This is insane how fast phones are catching up to pcs

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I believe PC's development monies are redistributed to the tablet and phone segment. PC's growth is slow at best now.

 

I think phone manufacturers should work on bigger, better batteries before upgrading the processors much further.

 

I'll second that.

 

I don't believe that these 48 core processors will be 48 times more powerful than a single core processor clock for clock. Each core will probably have the raw power that's only about 1/6 of what current cores have, but they make up for it with numbers. Think of graphics cards, they have 100's of cores but a cpu will beat it clock for clock on raw power. Intel is banking on mobile OS's to become multicore friendly and attack with several more low power cores. This could provide huge battery improvements while maintaining powerful processing. Imagine a hotplug governor that has 48 cores to activate and shutdown to provide precisely the muscle needed.

Smooth move Intel.

 

5-10 years is a long way out, especially for this industry. I should hope that these devices would offer stellar performance -in contrast to today's offerings.

 

But think of how fast you could swipe between screens with a 48 core processor!!! That would be sooo worth the battery only lasting 3 hours...

 

they're going to have to. By the time this chip is out, I would imagine LTE would be much further along and become a lot more battery intensive. But Intel doesn't do batteries, they can only progress with their products

 

4g lte will be a thing of the past 5g or some other mobile broadband will be the new thing to power these new devices

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maybe. But if I remember correctly, REAL 4G is 100Mb/s to 1Gb/s. So there's quite a ways until we surpass 4G

 

Possibly, it takes about 10 years for a particular generation of data to run its course before something new(5g) comes out.

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Yea that is true but who knows if Verizon will take on 4gVolt like sprint and metro pcs "T-Mobile " have

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You would think if LTE was much further along then it would be less battery intensive. They already have GPS receivers for phones coming to market next year that use half the power and lock on twice as fast. That's four times more power efficient than current generations in our phones.