Semiconductor giant Intel Corp. outlined a strategy to improve the security, reliability and scope of computing with faster processors and use-specific technology built into the hardware.
Though the Santa Clara-based company is not abandoning the general-purpose processor, it already has started introducing chips that target specific uses. The companys Centrino technology for wireless computing is the latest example.
On Tuesday, Intel announced it is developing a Pentium 4 chip specifically for gamers and PC enthusiasts. The Pentium 4 Extreme Edition, which will run at 3.2 gigahertz, is expected to be available in one to two months.
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