Intel's 4th-generation processors are being built on a new 22nm manufacturing process, which was introduced with the 3rd-generation Core processor. In addition to existing form factors and chassis, the new 4th-generation processors are expected to find their way into new and innovative systems announced at Computex. These 4th-generation Core processors (formerly known as Haswell) will gradually replace last year's 3rd-generation Core processors (formerly known as Ivy Bridge) in many of the same system setups and configurations. In anticipation of next week's Computex trade show in Taiwan, Intel today introduced its new 4th-generation Core processors for desktop and laptop PCs.
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