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Intel Woodcrest is Xeon, and Conroe is desktop

Some clarifications required
By Charlie Demerjian
Sat Mar 12 2005, 21:17
A FEW DAYS AGO I wrote up a story about the upcoming Intel cores, and there were a few errors in it. The original is here, and there are two errors.

The first - Nehalem is the collective name for the generation of chips after the one I am blabbering on about, the gen with Whitefield as the lead.

Since Merom was the lead of this generation, keen observers will take this as a hint about the structural changes at Intel.

The other minor error is I forgot to put in Woodcrest which is the Xeon of the family. The pre-Nehalem, post P4 cores are Merom in mobile, Conroe in desktop and Woodcrest in Xeon. All clear now? µ

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