Intel plans to release its first dual-core server processors this year instead of next, and it will employ an unusual maneuver to catch up to rival Advanced Micro Devices in the key competitive area.

Intel Corp.’s first dual-core Xeon server processor is around 50 percent more powerful than its single-core predecessor, but it will cost around 40 percent more than that chip, company executives said ...

First server to come with Intel's dual-core Xeon marks a significant step in the allies' efforts to catch up with AMD. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, ...

Intel has now brought dual-core technology into all of its Xeon processors for low-end servers with the launch of four new Xeon 7000 series chips, the company announced Monday. Intel has now brought ...

Ahead of its original plan but still months after the competition, Intel appears ready to launch its dual-core Xeon processors on Oct. 10, according to e-mail invitations sent to journalists by Intel ...

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Dr. Chris Hillman, Global AI Lead at Teradata, joins eSpeaks to explore why open data ecosystems are becoming essential for enterprise AI success. In this episode, he breaks down how openness — in ...

Unfortunately, HandBrake wasn't able to fully utilize the 16-core setup; CPU utilization only hovered around the 30% mark, which means that it was effectivly using around 10 threads. Still, we see a ...

SAN FRANCISCO--Intel launched its first dual-core server processor Monday, a Xeon that makes up some ground lost to rival AMD but it's due to be superseded by a more powerful model in just a few ...