But Intel, along with Samsung and other companies, are betting that the public is going to go for a new breed of device - two in one devices, which be switched between tablet and laptop mode, running both Android (when separated from the keyboard/base) and Windows 8 Pro (when attached). , but that hasn't helped Intel much, as the big winners of that change have been (mostly) ARM and others who supply the chips for popular Android tablets (actually, ARM is still "winning," since Apple uses its chips for iPads as well). , and looks set to overtake iOS's share in the near future "After the introduction of the iPad it was clear where the industry was going, so we began trying to develop our own SoC technology for tablets." The Israel team led the effort, with major assists from Intel teams in Bangalore in India, and Austin and Folsom in the US.Īndroid's share of the tablet market has been ramping up of late Intel Israel has been working on SoC systems for over four years, first developing them for netbooks, a market that was quickly eclipsed by tablets, said Hevrony. In an interview, Hevrony and senior members of his 100-plus Cloverview team discussed one of the biggest engineering challenges of their career: developing a chip that would allow Samsung's devices to run both Android and Windows, while supporting low power consumption and light form factors. , the development of Cloverview SoC's had some unique aspects, according to Aviad Hevrony, the front end design manager for Intel Israel's Cloverview team. , and many others) have " Israel Inside" technology And while many devices (including those made by Apple Line of SoC processors - developed by teams led by Intel in Jerusalem.
Tablets, all of which use Intel's Clover Trail+ Samsung recently introduced its Galaxy Tab 3 The fruits of its labours are now beginning to show.
, combined Bluetooth-and-Wi-Fi chips, connectivity systems (in the form of Thunderbolt Israel, a major tech development centre for Intel, has been instrumental in the company's catch-up efforts, with Israeli teams producing its system-on-a-chip ( SoC) chipsets , has been playing catch-up with ARM, Nvidia and others in the battle for chip space on tablets A Samsung smart TV with WIDI technology on display at Intel Israel's recent event.
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