As it turns out, Intel's flagship Xeon 6980P processor with 128 high-performance cores costs $17,800, the highest pricing we've seen for a modern x86 CPU — significantly more than AMD's EPYC ...

Based on other processor estimates and some educated guesswork, The Next Platform suggested it would come in at around an eye-watering $24,980. Intel has since added the costs for its new Xeon 6 ...

Intel’s Xeon 6 processors with P-cores elevate AI and HPC workloads with matrix engines, delivering high-speed, efficient ...

Windows Server 2025 now has an official list of supported processors, but that doesn't mean they're entirely supported, say ...

In figure 1, we compare the performance of the Intel Xeon Platinum 8480+ (56-core, code name: Sapphire Rapids) processor ...

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Microsoft has released a list of processors that are officially compatible with the newly released Windows Server 2025. It ...

Intel has released the Xeon 6 processor and Gaudi 3 AI accelerator to boost AI performance and lower total cost of ownership. The Xeon 6 delivers twice the performance of its predecessor ...

The servers are empowered by new components from Intel and AMD, contributing to the development of efficient and green ...

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 ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Intel’s new Xeon 6900P "Granite Rapids" CPU family is here, and the first reviews say it ...