Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Marco Chiappetta is a technologist who covers semiconductors and AI. Intel used to subdivide its desktop processors into two segments, one ...

The single-socket Intel Xeon W-3400 and Xeon W-2400 processors will bring up to 56 cores along with support for DDR5, PCIe 5.0 and other new technologies to workstation PCs starting in March.

Intel also plans to launch a workstation version of its Xeon Scalable processors, the Intel Xeon W, in mid-February to power next-generation high performance workstations, Spelman said.

NEC this week announced that it had been selected to develop a next-generation supercomputer for Japan's National Institutes ...

Enter the Intel Xeon 6 processor family, a groundbreaking development that redefines server efficiency and performance. This revolutionary architecture features the Intel Xeon 6 SoC (System-on-a-Chip) ...

When Intel formally introduced its Xeon 6 6900-series 'Granite Rapids' on September 24, it didn't announce pricing, which was a bit surprising. However, after some prodding, the company has now ...

NEC revealed the specifics of the supercomputer, which is set to go into operation in July 2025 at the Rokkasho Institute for ...

Anyone who thinks that Intel is easy to kill need look no further than the historical trends of the Mercury Research market ...

Intel’s new Xeon 6900P "Granite Rapids" CPU family is here, and the first reviews say it provides solid competition for AMD’s EPYC processors. The top-of-the-line model, the 6980P, has 128 ...

The new list includes Intel's 7th-gen Core X-series chips, Xeon W-series processors, and the Core i7-7820HQ chip that was used on the Surface Studio 2. However, devices with the Intel Core i7 ...

In an investor note, the advisory highlighted that Intel announced a multi-billion deal with Amazon Web Services to supply AWS with custom Xeon chips and also produce new artificial intelligence ...

A computer that uses a CPU from Intel, such as a Core, Xeon or Pentium chip. Also known as an "x86-based system." The x86 designation comes from the first PC, which used the Intel 8086 chip.