Intel has just announced the Intel Xeon 6700/6500 series processor with P-cores and two new Ethernet controller and network adapter product lines to try to get ahead in data centers, powering ...

Intel has launched its 5th-generation Xeon Scalable processors, describing the portfolio of products as “the best CPU for AI” at the company’s AI Everywhere event in New York. Since AI exploded into ...

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 ...

Tech companies have unilaterally decided that generative AI is the next big thing, and vendors at every level of the supply chain are pouring billions of dollars into developing AI hardware and ...

Intel unveiled an array of new Xeon 5600 server processors. Like the Core i7 980x desktop processors, the Xeon 5600 chips deliver up to six CPU cores on the more efficient 32nm architecture. Processor ...

Intel says its new Xeon 6 E-core CPUs feature up to 288 cores and will enable data centers to significantly reduce energy consumption and space. CRN goes through four important points about the new ...

This article presents a series of recent CFD and crash benchmarks conducted by Intel, comparing the latest Intel® Xeon® Platinum processor and Intel® Xeon® Max Plus processors to previous generations ...

Application performance obviously uses hardware speed as a baseline, but software optimizations are ultimately where large gains can be realized. It's not uncommon for developers to make an ...

John Edwards is a veteran business technology journalist. He co-authored the first book on using computers in a law office and is a former columnist for Law Technology News. A growing number of ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. Packing in 18 cores and 36 threads into a CPU with ...

Once a scarce and costly resource, computing power is fast becoming a commodity item with most of us carrying more in our pockets than we can use, and businesses able to get what they need, on-demand, ...