This implies that Intel was able to substantially beef up Atom (and double the number of cores on-die) while still decreasing die size. The new Haswell Xeons will hit TDPs as low as 13W.

Intel has now unveiled details on three new low-power SoCs aimed at the data center that will be coming this year. The new products are for the data center will be in the Intel Atom Processor ...

At the moment, Intel currently produces several specialized variants of the Atom and Xeon based processors. Earlier this year, the Atm ‘Snow Ridge’ SoC with up to 24 Tremont cores was unveiled ...

In mid-2013, Intel will release the 22-nm “Haswell,” the next generation of the company’s Xeon E3 portfolio that will include integrated graphics and a power consumption of 13 watts, down ...

“Supermicro is expanding our embedded product line with new motherboards, chassis and a new compact BOX PC all-in-one server, as well as support for future lower power, high performance processors,” ...

According to Intel's own Xeon predictions, product segmentation demand will scarcely change from 2010-2014. Intel's second graph is actually inaccurate—the 2014 column adds up to 101%—but this ...

The first new item is that the Intel 3 process (what we might have in the past called a 5 nanometer process) is coming along so well in the labs that it is being moved forward a year from 2025, with ...

Intel is offering Atom server processors as low-power alternatives to its standard Xeon server chips, which are used in a majority of servers today but consume more power.

Intel’s Atom was mostly known as a low-end chip for mobile devices that underperformed. That may not be the case anymore. The latest Atom C3000 chips announced on Tuesday have up to 16 cores and ...

When Intel first unveiled its "Silverthorne" microarchitecture in 2008, it was clear that the low-power, in-order processors based on it (i.e., Atom) would be at the very bottom of the performance ...

In a PC World article, Intel reveals that it wants to push Atom into everything except the server market, the market that serves as the chip manufacturer's cash cow, allowing the company to sell ...

There are Atom, Xeon D, Xeon E3, Xeon E5, and Xeon E7 processors that span a wide range of core counts, memory sizes and bandwidths, clock speeds, and price points, and then a slew of “off roadmap” ...