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  • The newest. The fastest. The future. Those are three things we live by at Sharky Extreme. And here today, we are going to bring you all three with an update of our Intel Desktop Roadmap for Consumer and Business CPUs.

    This roadmap shows what we believe Intel's future plans to be for their desktop CPUs and chipsets. We compiled this roadmap after speaking with multiple sources close to Intel. We then compared our sources' information and filtered it through our own knowledge to bring you this roadmap. This information is not from Intel nor is it solid fact. This is all from analysis of information from other sources.

    And remember as you read, plans change. Changing market conditions require Intel to adapt. These are what we believe to be Intel's current plans. We will start with what we see are major trends in Intel's roadmap, then we will move on to give specifics about each of Intel's desktop market segments.





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