INTEL READIES SIX-CORE ‘WESTMERE’ SERVER CHIP
Thursday, February 4, 2010, 3:22
At the ISSCC exhibit incoming week, Intel officials module speech most their upcoming 32-nm Westmere processors for servers and clients, including a six-core edition for two-socket servers and high-end desktops. Intel is hunting to change its whole computer lineup, not exclusive with Westmere processors but also with the upcoming Nehalem EX defect and the next-generation Itanium processor, titled Tukwila. AMD and IBM also are effort primed to promulgation newborn computer products.
– Intel is hunting to apace modify the sort of its 32-nanometer Westmere
processors, and module substance a six-core edition for both two-socket servers and
high-end desktops.
In addition, the consort module listing discover a dual-core defect for mainstream
desktops and ambulatory PCs.
Intel module inform papers…



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