Sandy Bridge will once again trigger PC**

According to foreign media reports, Intel CEO Otellini said in a speech at the Intel Developer Forum held in San Francisco that the Sandy Bridge microprocessor architecture will once again bring revolutionary changes to the PC. He added that we have placed all the computing functions on one chip. It is an important chip for Intel.

With 1 billion transistors on the Sandy Bridge chip, Intel is the first architecture to integrate microprocessors and graphics processors into a single chip. Intel hopes that this new technology will win the favor of PC manufacturers and consumers.

Sandy Bridge will be targeting low-end desktop and notebook computers and is expected to be available to consumers early next year.

This chip is designed to speed up the display of graphics. Integrating the two processors together can speed up the display of graphics because it eliminates bottlenecks between the graphics processor and memory.

Sandy Bridge will also improve battery life and power consumption. Martin Reynolds, vice president of market research firm Gartner, said that this is an important event. We are all very much looking forward to seeing how this chip will perform when it is launched next year. However, I don't think this kind of chip will revolutionize the industry. However, this chip will force the PC industry to make changes. Intel will continue to introduce new technologies to maintain its growth. Therefore, this chip is Intel's big bet for the next few years.