Although Intel has made remarkable achievements in the PC industry, it is obviously slower in the mobile industry. Although Intel's last mobile platform, Medfield, was supported by some mobile phone companies at home and abroad, the smartphone shipments based on Medfield platform were far from what was expected.

According to Taiwan mobile device component manufacturers, Intel will launch a new smartphone platform and a new low-power Atom processor based on 22nm and 14nm process technology at the 2013 MWC Conference held from February 25-28, 2013. The new platforms and processors released this time are decisive for Intel and ARM to compete in the global smartphone market.

The source said that Intel is unlikely to launch its own brand of smart phones, given that it has no close relationship with mobile operators around the world. Intel may seek cooperation with mobile operators in emerging markets including China and India to launch entry-level mobile phones. Of course, this strategy will also face great challenges, because chip manufacturers such as MediaTek have taken root in this field for a long time.