The Vergecast How 5G and edge computing fit into the future of Intel’s traditionally chip-focused lineup
Feb 4, 2020
Dr. Venkata (Murthy) Renduchintala, Intel's Chief Engineering Officer, shares insights from his vast experience, including his tenure at Qualcomm. He discusses Intel's shift towards data-centric models and edge computing, emphasizing the evolution of cloud technologies and 5G's role in this transformation. The conversation delves into multi-core processor advancements and strategies to stay competitive against rivals like AMD and Qualcomm. Renduchintala also reflects on his leadership style and the importance of balancing work with personal interests for peak performance.
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PC Innovation and ARM Competition
- Intel must innovate in the PC space to address the rising popularity of ARM processors in devices like iPads and Surface tablets.
- Key areas for innovation include battery life, graphics, and always-on connectivity.
Beyond TikTok: Expanding Technological Focus
- Intel acknowledges that its traditional focus on process and CPU architecture (TikTok) is insufficient for future roadmaps.
- They need to master broader technologies like interconnect, memory, software, and graphics.
Heterogeneous SOC Architectures
- Future SOC designs may incorporate different node sizes within the same package, enabled by advanced packaging technologies.
- This allows leveraging the benefits of scaling where needed without slowing down development.