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In Pictures: Intel’s new Ivy Bridge chips

Nano-transistors powering big gains in power, efficiency

By Jon Gold

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Intel’s third-generation core processors

According to Intel, its new Ivy Bridge processor family will provide a substantial increase in computing horsepower while simultaneously improving efficiency. We take a look at what all the fuss is about.

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