Stefan Mileschin

I hope you like Haswell, because it looks like the chip might be around for a while. An official-looking roadmap published by VR-Zone suggests that Broadwell, Intel's next-next-gen processor, won't arrive on the desktop until 2015 at the earliest. Broadwell is expected to be fabricated using 14-nm process technology, and it could come to notebooks before migrating to the desktop. The leaked slide only addresses desktop processors, which will apparently sport refreshed Haswell silicon about a year from now. The incremental upgrade may not deliver much more than a clock speed bump, though.

http://techreport.com/news/24915/lea...dwell-in-sight