Intel wants to integrate a graphics core into its processors
The IDF, or Intel Developer Forum, is about to launch, but interesting information has already been leaked around the Intel House.
The whole thing started with a job advertisement. Intel is looking for a fairly well-trained, experienced, responsible engineer on a team whose job, among other things, is to work on graphics core integration.
"This position is for a pre-Silicon validation engineer for the Graphics Engineering team. The team is currently working on an Intel GFX core which will be integrated in Memory Controllers as well as the CPU. ”
The requirements are nothing, knowledge of Assembly, C, C ++, Perl languages is mandatory, experience in microprocessors, architectures, as well as problem solving, teamwork, ambition and motivation.
"You should also have one project experience in 3D GFX Environment and methodology flow setup using Perforce* or RCS and Perl."
Details of the job advertisement can be accessed by clicking on the source link. Intel has applications to work for www.intel.com/jobs waiting for you. From all of this, it looks like Intel wants to integrate a graphics core into its processors, which also seems to support the rumors that started after the AMD-ATI merger about future integrated solutions. In any case, this will not be tomorrow, so what has been said here should not be taken for granted, but the job advertisement is real. You can read more about this topic in our previous article.
