If Intel's view of the future is right, you may one day be shopping for a compute device that's custom-tailored for you, rather than a device that's one-size-fits-all.
The company detailed its long view of the future of computing devices called "Client 2.0" where the monolithic core and multi-die approaches are shed for a far more granular and personalized approach to personal computing.
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People have expectations of rich computing at every turn, and that can't be addressed with the old models of monolithic designs, Intel said.
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