In addition to the new family of Comet Lake processors, the latest version of drivers for Intel integrated graphics processors for Linux-based operating systems also mentions the upcoming Elkhart Lake generation of Atom single-chip platforms. And they are interesting precisely because of their built-in graphics.
The thing is that these Atom chips will be equipped with integrated graphics processors based on the latest 11th generation architecture (Gen11), and will also receive processor cores with Tremont microarchitecture. Accordingly, future new products will be produced using a 10-nm process technology. If, of course, Intel finally completes work on it.
Let us remind you that 11th generation integrated graphics should debut in Ice Lake generation processors, which will also be produced using a 10nm process technology. According to Intel itself, the new βintegrationβ will bring a significant increase in performance compared to current solutions due to architectural changes and an increase in the number of computing units. Intel claims that the performance of its new integrated graphics will exceed 1 teraflops.
Unfortunately, at the moment it is unknown when Intel will introduce its 10nm Ice Lake processors, and even more so it is unknown when the Elkhart Lake platforms will be released. Let us only note that this year we will see another generation of 14nm Intel processors called Comet Lake.
Source: 3dnews.ru