The Xeon 6 6700E series is comprised of a pair of IO die with a single compute die, featuring up to 144 E-cores. The rest of the 6700 series is also outfitted with a pair of IO die, and either one ...

Intel has announced the unveiling of three new Intel Xeon 6 P-Core CPUs that it says are designed specifically to handle the most advanced GPU-powered AI systems. The new processors will debut in ...

On Thursday, Intel Corp. (NASDAQ:INTC) announced its latest central processing units/CPUs for servers, with one of them securing a spot in NVIDIA Corp’s (NASDAQ:NVDA) DGX B300 AI computer. Intel ...

Intel says its Sierra Forest Xeon processors, which will have up to 144 cores, are scheduled to launch sometime in the first half of 2024. The Granite Rapids Xeon chips will launch "shortly" afterward ...

With the launch of the 4 th generation of Intel Xeon Scalable processors and the Xeon CPU Max series, which were codenamed Sapphire Rapids, Intel is charting a new server architecture path for the ...

In a statement, Intel said the introduction of PCT paired with the company’s SST-TF technology “marks a significant leap forward in AI system performance,” as it allows for the “optimal distribution ...

And so, Intel waits back there on a super-refined variant of a 10 nanometer process called Intel 7, doing some very nice engineering in the new “Raptor Cove” core and across the common socket that ...

The DIE configuration details of the upcoming Intel Xeon 5th Gen processor, codenamed Emerald Rapids, have emerged ahead of its scheduled release on December 14th (US time).

Intel went arm’s way with two entirely different cores while AMD developed a slightly different version of its existing Zen-4 based core, differentiated only by marginal changes (cache, I/O).

Intel on Thursday announced that one of its three newly revealed Xeon 6 processors designed to “boost GPU performance across demanding AI workloads” will serve as the host CPU for Nvidia’s ...

Intel’s Xeon server chip portfolio, of which the new Xeon 6900P series is part, implements two types of cores. One variety is optimized for power efficiency while the other prioritizes performance.

Currently, the 128-core Xeon 6 CPU is the most expensive modern CPU in history, and the 120-core version is also pricey at $15,750. Tom's Hardware points out that Intel came close to these prices ...