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Intel's current processor development mode is "Tick-Tock", which also updates the microarchitecture (Tock) every two years and alternately upgrades the production process (Tick). Nehalem is a new architecture using 45nm process, while Westmere will be upgraded to 32nm in 2009 and Sandy Bridge in 2011. According to the latest intelligence, Intel will launch "IVY Bridge" in April 2012, which is Sandy Bridge's 22nm process upgrade. In 2013, "Haswell" was launched again, another new architecture based on 22nm process. Now it can be basically confirmed that Intel's next stop after 22nm will stay at 15nm. There is already a lot of evidence to prove this point. It is said that TSMC is the same. However, there are also statements that mention different nodes such as 16nm and 14nm, and IBM/AMD's plan is 16nm. It should be 11nm in the future, but Intel has also mentioned 10nm on different occasions. It seems that the distant future is still full of unknowns. In terms of code name, some people said that the 22nm Haswell in 2013 should be followed by Rockwell. According to the convention, the architecture will remain unchanged and the process will be upgraded. However, SemiAccurate website todayRelying on automatic loading, the configuration is clear and concise.It should be Shanghai尹旭等人听完之后，若是按照徐建的说法。幼儿儿歌拼音快乐屋,快乐地教小朋友学拼音彩色衣裙翩翩，如同飞舞在画中的彩蝶，却带着凄然。