What is the Sky Lake-EP platform called again?
The one that is two after Brickland or something like that
Some you might know the current 2S Sandy Bridge-EP platform called Romley and its Ivy Bridge based successor is named Brickland.
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Intel talks up three new Xeon families at IDF
By talk we mean nothing other than names, did you expect real info?
IDF didn’t neglect the bigger CPUs for Atoms, there were no less than three families of big Xeons teased too.
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Is AMD’s Trinity much better than it appears?
People just don't understand performance per watt
Analysis: AMD’s new A10/Trinity chip is not that impressive from a checklist point of view, but under the surface, it has a killer feature.
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The Battle of the Bridges
How much performance does a 'Tick' get you these days?
It’s that time of year again and Intel’s introducing its new Ivy Bridge based offerings.
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Comparing the Ends of the Spectrum
The old HD 2000 versus the new HD 4000...
Intel sent us two chips for review in the lead up to its Ivy Bridge launch.
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Intel fakes Ivy Bridge graphics on stage at CES
Caught in the act, Intel has a woodscrew moment
Intel Ivy Bridge graphics are still so broken that company executives have to lie about it to the assembled press.
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Intel finally launches Sandy-E
No innovation, just a bit more speed
Sandy Bridge-E is finally upon us, and for the first time in a long time, I find myself totally unexcited about a new CPU.
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Sandy-E gets a final launch date and time
Less than two weeks now
Intel has finally narrowed down the Sandy Bridge-E launch date to a single day.
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Analysis: Intel shows off Haswell, minus the important bits
IDF 2011: Why not show it all?
At IDF last week, Intel’s Mooly Eden held up a Haswell chip, or part of one from the look of things.
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Will Sandy-E ship without PCIe3?
Rumors point to borked PHYs and multi-layer respins
The problems with Intel’s Sandy Bridge-E have finally started to come in to focus, and they are troubling.
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Intel’s Sandy Bridge-E said to slip again
Rumors, more rumors, and PCIe3
What is happening with Intel’s high end Sandy Bridge-E CPUs?
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Supermicro goes 8x server crazy
Computex 2011: Atoms to Becktons, take your pick
Supermicro had a bunch of cool new form factors to show off at Computex, including 8-way servers from Atom to Westmere-EX.
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Bulldozer and Ivy Bridge both delayed a bit
Time keeps on slipping into the future
It looks like Bulldozer and Ivy Bridge, the next generation AMD and Intel CPUs, are both delayed.
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Intel pulls in Z68 launch date
Same chip, different fuse, more money
It looks like Intel is pulling the launch of the ‘all new’ Z68 chipset.
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After Intel’s Haswell comes Broadwell, Sk……
Intel CPU families until the second half of the decade (Updated)
Intel is always putting out new code names, and some that we hear we have to sit on until they leak a bit. The following four, Haswell and the next three, are good examples of that.
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