Intel launches Xeon 6 processors to support “broadest set” of data center and network workloads
Intel has launched new Xeon 6 processors to boost the company’s data center and networking portfolios. Consisting of the Intel Xeon 6700/6500 series with P-cores (Performance-cores) and the Intel Xeon 6 for network and Edge, the chipmaker claims its latest offering delivers a CPU for the “broadest set of workloads in the industry.”
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Intel cranks up accelerators in Xeon 6 blitz to outgun AMDAlong with increased core counts and instructions per clock this generation, Intel says its cryptographic engines and ...
Intel launched its Xeon 6 CPU with performance cores and highlighted NEP and operator support for open vRAN and edge AI.
Intel announced on Monday the launch of its midrange Xeon 6700P and 6500P server CPUs and said its Xeon 6 processors can ...
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