Intel's CEO, Paul Otellini, has confirmed the company's intentions to return to the graphics area.During his keynote speech, he repeated – albeit in very minor detail – the company's plans for its upcoming Larrabee chip: its response to AMD's Fusion chipset.
However, he let slip that the processor would" move us into discrete graphic," – something that saw the assembled journalists get very excited. Pushed further, he shied away from using the 'discrete' word, instead opting to respond by saying: "I said that among the applications for Larrabee one of them is high-end graphics."
It's also likely that Intel's recent purchase of Havok may have something to do with Larrabee.
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