Intel will discuss the company's current "Westmere" 32-nm technology at the International Solid -State Circuit conference next week.
However,
Intel's own research has been focused on improving the performance of future multi-core chips, including reconfigurable logic.
The most interesting paper, however, might be one titled "A 320mV-to-1.2V On-Die Fine-Grained Reconfigurable Fabric for DSP/Media Accelerators in 32nm CMOS". The paper will discuss a fabric of basic elements that could be reconfigured for different purposes.
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