These are Intel’s latest iteration of Xeon processors which use the Skylake architecture. The official rating is 10% IPC gain over the predecessor, but that isn’t what sets the new chips apart. The ...

Intel has announced a slew of new products aimed at professionals and enthusiasts that need the most possible performance, in the form of a new Xeon W-series platform and new Core X-series processors.

Intel has announced the immediate availability of its Xeon E-2100 processors, which are targeted at small- and medium-sized businesses. The Xeon E-2100 Series consists of entry-level processors, and ...

While the minimalist server processor — and the microserver concept that was based upon it — did not take over the datacenters of the world, there are still some workloads that can fit in modestly ...

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Intel has revealed its new collection of Xeon processors aimed at workstations, with the Xeon W range boasting 48 PCIe 3.0 lanes and up to 18 cores on a single chip, making the new processor line ...

The IT industry spends a lot of time obsessing about Moore’s Law and whether it is alive well or heading for the old folks home. This is just another way of asking if chip manufacturers can still ...

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. The Ivytown chip, which will be part of the ...

Last year, Intel threw down the gauntlet with respect to HEDT processors with the Core X-Series. Available with up to 18 cores (36 threads), these chips provided a stiff challenge to AMD's ...

Along with the highly hyped Core i9-9900K, Intel announced this week a new line of high-end desktop chips in the form of Skylake-X Refresh and the 28-core Xeon W-3175X. Remember the 28-core processor?

The way we process and utilise data has changed a lot in recent years. Our hardware has to follow the same trend in order to keep up with the demands for flexible compute, networking, and storage.