The Xeon 6 processors support PCIe Gen 5, also found in fifth-gen Xeon, while bumping the number of lanes by up to 20 percent to a maximum of 96. They also expand upon fifth-gen Xeon’s support ...

Intel also confirmed this week that its previously announced 5th Gen Xeon processors (code-named Emerald Rapids) will launch in the fourth quarter of 2023.

AMD is about to launch its Zen 5 Epyc CPUs, which are expected to ... What Intel has in store for its next-generation P-core ...

Formerly code-named Granite Rapids, these CPUs will serve as the direct successor to the 5 th-Gen Xeon processors that launched last year. Among the new features in the Xeon 6 P-core lineup is ...

Intel’s current-gen P-cores were formerly known ... The 112L moniker refers to the number of PCIe 5.0 lanes integrated into the processors. Xeon W-3400s also support up to eight channels of ...