What do you call the successor to Romley, aka Sandy Bridge-EP? It is Homley? Courtley? Tepidly? Rapidly? No, the Haswell-EP platform is called Grantly, possibly spelled Grantley. Either way, Intel isn’t talking about it yet, they seem to still be in shock that the name Haswell was released officially. Expect more when the palpitations die down in Santa Clara, probably in Q3 sometime.S|A
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