Intel has announced that is developing a system-on-chip for embedded applications based around its Atom processor core. However, it appears the SoC will be of a fixed design with a PCI Express bus interface to which system-level customers can attach their own or third-party chips.
Similarly it appears that Intel will manufacture the system-chip internally rather than allowing a foundry to make the chip, or add its customers' IP to the design.
Doug Davis, corporate vice president and general manager of Intel's embedded and communications group, disclosed details of the "Tunnel Creek" SoC during his keynote speech on Wednesday (April 14) at the Intel Developer Forum, in Beijing China.
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