Intel Xeon W-2400 block diagram. Click to expand ... Those numbers are from a comparison between the 56-core Sapphire Rapids CPU and the 28-core Cascade Lake W-3275. Naturally, the performance ...

Intel launched its 4th Gen Xeon processor, code-named Sapphire Rapids, today. This launch comes after some delay due to manufacturing issues, a change of leadership and other internal organization ...

It comes out on Tuesday. Sapphire Rapids is the code name for a new Intel microprocessor, shown here, which faced bumps during its development.Credit...Anastasiia Sapon for The New York Times ...

Now, Intel has finally gotten its hands on systems using 32-core Epyc 9004 processors – nowhere near the top bin 96-core parts, mind you – and has run some benchmark tests against these machines as ...

It is with this in mind that we contemplate the relative performance and pricing across the Xeon and Xeon SP server CPU lines from Intel from the “Nehalem” Xeon E5500 processors launched in 2009 to ...

Update, 11/4/2022: In a statement, Intel clarified to us that January 10 is the actual launch date for Sapphire Rapids CPUs; our original story implied that the launch date could still come after ...

Intel's Sapphire Rapids server CPUs, its latest family of Xeon server chips, were finally launched in January of this year after a long delay. One selling point of Sapphire Rapids was its built-in ...

It took more than a year longer than Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) had originally planned, but the company's innovative Sapphire Rapids server CPUs have finally launched. The Sapphire Rapids family is ...

Intel has once again delayed the launch of its 4th Generation Xeon Scalable server processors, codenamed Sapphire Rapids. Although the company has previously disclosed the need to alter Sapphire ...

The issue was so troublesome that Sapphire Rapids, the code name for the microprocessor, had to be delayed – the latest in a series of setbacks for one of Intel’s most important products in years.