Intel executives have disclosed new information about next-generation Intel Xeon processors – codenamed “Jasper Forest” – for embedded, communications and storage applications, due in early 2010. The processors feature integrated PCI Express in a dual-processing Xeon processor, which greatly facilitates dense storage and communications solutions such as IPTV, VoIP, NAS, SAN and wireless radio network controllers. Jasper Forest maintains the outstanding performance of Intel architecture (Nehalem), while lowering system power consumption by 27 watts when compared to the Intel Xeon 5500 series processors that were unveiled earlier this year. For more information, please see the IDF 2009 press kit.
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Chip Shot: Future Low-Power Xeon Chips For Comms, Storage On Tap
September 14th, 2009 |
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Intel Introduces Core™ i7, Xeon® 3400 and First Core™ i5 Processors
September 8th, 2009 |
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SANTA CLARA, Calif., Sept. 8, 2009 – Intel Corporation introduced several high-performance desktop and server processors today, bringing the next level of integration and intelligence to computers.
Chip Shot: Intel Launches New Low Power Xeon 5500 Series Chip
August 4th, 2009 |
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Intel has today announced a new low voltage version of the Intel Xeon 5500 series processor – the Intel Xeon L5530 processor improves the frequency of 60W LV Xeon 5500 SKUs running at 2.40GHz providing performance per watt improvements in blades and high-density computing. Additionally a dual-socket workstation chip was announced: The Intel Xeon W5590 processor running at 3.33GHz; and two single-socket workstation chips, the W3580 running at 3.33GHz and the W3550 running at 3.06GHz, all improving performance in threaded and non-threaded workstation environments. Click here for more information.
Innovation@Intel: Massive Cache for 8-core Xeon Processor
July 20th, 2009 |
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Intel recently presented details at the 2009 VLSI Circuits Symposium in Kyoto, Japan about an innovative 24MB cache for an upcoming 8-core Xeon® processor for servers. The design features that enable this cache will in turn enable a very high performance Xeon processor, which is at the same time extremely energy-efficient. See blog: “Massive cache for 8-core processor designed for high performance, low power, high yield” for more of the details behind how Intel is making this happen to bring you tomorrow’s low power microprocessors!