New die shots of Intel's Sapphire Rapids are suggesting the CPU's maximum core count could be higher than the 56 CPUs we've previously reported on.

Photos claiming to show a naked Xeon Sapphire Rapids processor suggest it could technically house up to 80 physical CPU cores. ... After a bit of cleanup, we are treated to some nifty die shots.

The company even transitioned to using a chiplet (multi-die) ... The 4 th /Sapphire Rapids generation of Xeon Scalable and Xeon CPU Max processors represent a similar bold move by Intel.

The new photo turned up on Bilibili with the 4th Gen Sapphire Rapids Xeon CPU featuring an MCM design with 5x4 configuration -- which works out that each die has up to 80 cores, but we probably ...

Intel's next-gen Sapphire Rapids-AP Xeon CPUs will rock the company's new Golden Cove CPU cores, and could deploy as an MCM-based design. The current-gen Sapphire Rapids-SP processors use an MCM ...

Also called "Xeon Scalable" or 4th-generation Xeon, Sapphire Rapids CPUs were originally slated for release in late 2021, but by mid-2021, that had become the first quarter of 2022, then "later in ...

Recap: Intel named Sapphire Rapids the fourth generation of Xeon processor in 2019, and disclosed support for DDR5, PCIe 5.0, and in-package memory in the years since. But for all that, they've ...

It was long rumored that Sapphire Rapids would bring on-die HBM to Intel's big iron for datacenters, and today's announcement lays to rest any doubt. This will potentially benefit a wide range of ...

Leaked diagrams reveal that Intel could support PCI Express 5.0 and DDR5 memory on its 4th-Gen Xeon processor, code-named Sapphire Rapids. Skip to main content Menu ...

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).

Linux 6.13-rc3 fixes expensive CPUID handling on Sapphire Rapids CPUs — an issue resulting in Skylake CPUs being 4X faster for CPUID-related updates. Story by Aaron Klotz • 4mo.

New die shots of Intel's Sapphire Rapids are suggesting the CPU's maximum core count could be higher than the 56 CPUs we've previously reported on. By Joel Hruska April 30, 2021 Share on Facebook ...