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years optimizes Intel Core (including the latest operating systems bearing the name Haswell) for Windows. The growing popularity of the Android software has seen the company intends to change the strategy and its subsequent processors also designed for this particular operating system.

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Well-informed sources say (and Intel has not denied the reports in) the next Core bearing the working name Broadwell (which will replace the Haswell chips) will also contribute to the functionality supported by Android system. Intel says it will Broadwell chips down the production line at the beginning of 2014, Intel is already producing

processor optimized for Android. It’s energy efficient Atom chips installed in tablets and smartphones. However, the Core are much more advanced instruction set than the Atom processors and thus optimize them to work in the Android environment is certainly much more challenging.

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The growing popularity of Android meant that the AMD (Intel’s rival) has revised its strategy and has recently announced that it intends in the future to focus exclusively on Windows, but it will further optimize their systems for the CPU operating systems Android and Chrome OS.

Weak demand for tablets and PCs running under Windows 8 meant that both companies (Intel and AMD) incurred in connection with the specific financial losses. This does not mean that they will change their strategy drastically. Because Windows is still the dominant operating system on the market and probably will remain so for the foreseeable future. The only thing the two companies can do is to take a multi-OS strategy, which is focused not only on Windows.