Intel pushes the production of Broadwell, its first processor 14nm

Those eagerly awaiting the future processor Intel Broadwell 14nm will be disappointed. In fact, they do not have hands until 2014 because of problems with the production.

2013 will not see the arrival of Broadwell Intel processor on the market, as was originally planned. It will wait until next year to see the processor in action. This was announced Brian Krzanich, Intel's CEO, who said that the founder encountered manufacturing problems that result in significant delays in the production of finished products, the rate of production is affected and Intel s 'attempts to solve these problems.

The Broadwell processor is expected since it is the first refiner to be engraved in 14nm. Intel was not very talkative on the problem that affects the production of processors, but it could be linked to the performance. The depth table so now on sale date in the first quarter of 2014. "This kind of problem sometimes during phases of development"

The Skylake processor, which will take over from Broadwell, would not be affected by this delay, yet provides depth.