Intel’s Koduri lays out the company’s six pillar for the future

At Intel’s recent Architecture Day, Raja Koduri, Intel’s senior vice president of Core and Visual Computing, outlined a strategic shift for the company’s design and engineering model. This shift, said Koduri, will combine a series of foundational building blocks that leverage a portfolio of technologies and intellectual property (IP) within the company.  “We are generating data faster than we can analyze, transmit, understand, secure,” said Koduri. Moore’s Law, he says, is a mathematical projection of transistor density, more a doubling of performance per cost than transistors per cost. At every decreasing densities, CMOS scaling is inevitably slowing: therefore advantages have