Intel this week is expected to provide a glimpse into the future of low-power Atom chips for netbooks and tablets as it tries to ratchet up competition with rival ARM in the tablet market. Intel will detail its upcoming netbook processor, which is code-named Cedar Trail and is expected to ship next year, at the Intel Developer Forum in Beijing on April 12 and 13. It will also share details about subsequent tablet and netbook chips due in 2013, said Bill Kircos, general manager of marketing at Intel’s netbook and tablet group.
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