Intel is showing off some new hardware today in the form of its Xeon 6+ processors that we know better by their codename 'Clearwater Forest'.

The new chips mark a turning point for Intel's strategy in cloud and telecommunications workloads, where efficiency and ...

A recent job description on the official Intel website has revealed some interesting information. While it wasn’t a secret that the known chipmaker wanted to outsource production to TSMC in the future ...

Intel Corp. today unveiled its most advanced central processing unit so far, targeting artificial intelligence networks and other data center applications. Announced at the MWC telecom conference in ...

In a blog post announcing the Xeon 6+, Kevork Kechichian, executive vice president and general manager of the Data Center Group says this approach enables real-time inference inside virtualized RAN ...

Intel has just pushed out some new updates for the Linux kernel, which take care of the new Xeon "Sierra Forest" and "Clearwater Forest" CPUs, and now we have some more details on the all-E-Core CPUs.

This is taken from our review of the Dual Xeon E5 2687W on Asus Z9 PE-D8 ws running with 64GB of Kingston 2,133mhz Predator ...

Analyst views launch as confirmation that the chip maker is ‘looking to regroup and pick fights it thinks it can win.’ Credit: Intel szuka gotówki / Fot. Piotr Swat, Shutterstock.com Intel on Thursday ...

Intel is previewing multiple new products. The Atom Briarwood core (32nm) is already on the market -- HP's Project Moonshot is based on this processor -- but Avoton and Rangely are new high-efficiency ...

“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,” ...

The single-socket Intel Xeon W-3400 and Xeon W-2400 processors will bring up to 56 cores along with support for DDR5, PCIe 5.0 and other new technologies to workstation PCs starting in March. The ...

Some folks act as if Intel and AMD have killed off the "high-end desktop" or HEDT market, but that's never really been the case. Instead, what happened is that mainstream desktops went from a maximum ...