Intel has announced a new 28-core Xeon CPU plus desktop CPUs including the expected Core i9-9900K eight-core processor Intel has also announced its new flagship Xeon processor - the W-3175X, which ...

Intel, Santa Clara, Calif., also is expected to officially launch three Xeon 3000-based entry-level server boards that support multiple Intel processors, including Xeon, Pentium and Centrino, at ...

Getting back to the Intel Xeon W-3175X, here is a look at its CPU-Z details while idling, while under load, and with only a single core being utilized. The processor's all-turbo boost hit 3.8GHz ...

Along with the new Core i9-9900K processor, Intel today also announced new high-end Xeon and Core X Series Processors. The new processors come packed with increased frequencies, and more cores and ...

This article is more than 6 years old. Intel has announced that the Xeon W-3175X - it's 28-core monster workstation CPU, has finally gone on sale having first been glimpsed in June last year.

Intel Xeon W-1375X is an essential CPU component since it is an overclockable 28-core CPU. However, the giant SoC developer confirmed that this product would have its EOL (end-of-life) sooner than ...

Alongside of its new desktop CPUs, Intel also announced a new Xeon processor with 28 cores and 56 threads, and new X-series Core processors with up to 18 cores and 36 threads at its event today.

The flagship Xeon D-1587 is a beast in itself, with 16 physical cores with 32 logical threads. It boasts 24MB of cache, and has its 16 cores clocked at 1.7GHz, best of all - it rocks this all at 65W.

Intel E-Core Xeon lineup starts with 144-core Sierra Forest in H1 2024 Intel revealed a bit more information about its Sierra Forest Xeon lineup, which will be the first Xeon processors using only ...

The Xeon server will be available in the first quarter of 2024 from vendors including Cisco and Lenovo. The new desktop chip, Core Ultra, code-named "Meteor Lake," is the first high-volume client ...

Intel has provided more details on its upcoming 15-core Xeon chip code-named Ivytown, which has 4.31 billion transistors and will go into high-end servers.

Intel has unveiled its fastest server processors yet, the Xeon Cascade Lake series with up to 48 cores. Its current top-of-the-line server chips, the Xeon Scalable Processors, pack up to 28 cores ...