Up chip coming chip with Intel quad-core 'ValleyView' system

Intel's system-on-a-chip design for small devices is slated to go quad core.
At the risk of wading too deeply into a codename quagmire, the Atom 22-nanometer architecture is dubbed "Silvermont" and the SoCs are referred to as "ValleyView."
The chips will also get punched-up graphics. ValleyView SoCs will integrate a graphics processing unit (GPU) sporting four "Gen 7" graphics engines that will offer up to a seven-fold increase in performance compared to the GPU on E600 series Atoms, according to CPU World. The SoCs will also boast an integrated Imagination decode unit.
ValleyView chips will also incorporate a host of other features, including either a dual or single channel memory controller, support for up to 8 GB of DDR3L-1066 or 1333 memory, camera interface, image coprocessor, and the display controller will include VGA and HDMI interfaces.
Supported I/O interfaces include SATA 2 and USB 2.0/3.0.