The Inquirer reports that Intel's Sandy Bridge E server chips, also known as the Xeon E5 series, are set to debut week. According to the report, the chips have been in the distribution channel for ...

While the new Intel Xeon E5 v4 series is socket compatible with the previous-generation (facilitating upgrades of existing infrastructure), there are a number of new technologies being employed.

This is where the 10X speedup was observed using 240 threads (compared to a sequential version running on a Xeon E5-series processor. As one might imagine, the next generation Knights Landing ...

In addition, Intel SPS 3.0 firmware with BMC-assist modules is included. Intel Xeon Phi co-processor and P3700 series PCIe SSD (Fultondale) with storage capacity up to 2TB capacity are also included.

Intel has launched its latest Xeon E5-2600 series server processors with server vendors and makers including Acer, Asustek Computer, Dell, Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Quanta Computer all set to ...

Collectively, this is a huge leap forward for the entire Xeon E5 series. The Xeon E5 V2 chips, which were based on Ivy Bridge, topped out at 12 cores per socket.

Intel have just announced their brand new E5-2600 series of Xeon processors for the enterprise segment. The new series finally brings some Sandy Bridge sophistication to workstations and companies ...

Intel has unveiled the Xeon processor E5-2600 product series in a bid to address the growth of data traffic in the cloud. According to the organisation, the new processors deliver the best data centre ...

The new processors replace the previous E5 series that was used in Apple’s Mac Pro and could be used in Apple’s upcoming modular Mac Pro. As noted by AnandTech, Intel’s Xeon offerings have ...

There's been a lot of speculation about which Xeon chips the upcoming iMac Pro will use, but Intel may have just revealed the answer. During IFA, it unveiled the Xeon W-series lineup aimed at high ...

The simulation runs 2.3x to 5.4x times faster on a single Intel Xeon Phi coprocessor than on two Intel Xeon E5 series processors. The performance depends on the accuracy settings for transcendental ...

First, the chips and platform: Collectively, this is a huge leap forward for the entire Xeon E5 series. The Xeon E5 v2 chips, which were based on Ivy Bridge, topped out at 12 cores per socket.