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The new Intel Xeon Scalable series of processors ... As you'll see in the benchmarks a little later, the Xeon Platinum 8176's performance scales as you would expect, so restructuring the cache ...

Last month, Intel's new naming scheme for its Xeon processors leaked. Instead of E3, E5, and E7 branding, the chips would be given metallic names, from Bronze at the bottom-end through Silver and ...

Intel sees the portfolio's hardware launches as synergistic - more than the sum of the parts - and Xeon CPUs have only an equal standing in this line of thinking. Yet Intel launching a host of ...

cites parts ranging from the Intel Xeon Platinum 8180M to the Intel Xeon Bronze 3104, which constitutes most of the processors in the first-generation Intel Scalable product family, code-named ...

The top-tier chips will be called Gold, with the very best will be branded as Platinum. We had our first hint of the Xeon name change at the end of April when Intel sent out a product change ...

A single 7742 is significantly faster than the Xeon Platinum 8280 and the 7742 is more than twice as fast as the 7601. In HEVC, the performance figures change. Here, Intel and AMD are at parity ...

Still, Intel's new server platform takes the pole position, by a relatively wide margin. Throughout all of our testing, we also monitored how much power the Xeon Platinum 8176-based server ...