`  :Feel free to add a citation. This content was taken from an Intel internal interview with Rony Friedman, general manager of Mobile Microprocessor Group, and posted internal to Intel on 2007-10-11. The interview was mostly about Penryn but also commented on p1266 45nm and p1270 (32nm) process technologies including that Ivy Bridge was to be a p1270 shrink of Sandy Bridge (from the last section: ``What's the next stage for the Penryn design team?``). It should be noted I also added such information to the Sandy Bridge (CPU architecture) entry.  Anonymous  ::Could you please post a link to this interview and then add a citation?  WP:V states:  The threshold for inclusion in Wikipedia is verifiability, not truth. ``Verifiable`` in this context means that any reader should be able to check that material added to Wikipedia has already been published by a reliable source.   I can not find any information on ``Ivy Bridge``, so under my interpretation of WP:V, this information is not verifiable.  If you are unable to provide a source of this information, I will remove the references to Ivy Bridge until a source becomes available.  As you provided the information, you should add the citation, not me.    `