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Intels Raptor Lake to stay for long as Intel kisses goodbye to the HEDT platform.

Intel to officially announce 4th Generation Xeon Scalable CPUs in early January.

While we wait for the Intel Xeon “Sapphire Rapids” platform to see the light of day, reports about its successor have started to emerge. Named “Emerald Rapids”, the upcoming platform will be much like its predecessor, with slight improvements in memory support, maximum core count, and security. Leaker @yukki_ans has recently shared multiple screenshots showing …

We have not seen Intel's Sapphire Rapids series and information has already surfaced regarding the next generation of Intel's HEDT CPUs.  Yuuki_ans

Hardware leaker shares the alleged specifications for Intels Emerald Rapids Xeon processors.

Intel moves Sapphire Rapidss launch window moves to between February and March 2023.

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Apr 30, 2021 03:36 EDT New die shots of Intels next-gen Sapphire Rapids Xeon CPUs have surfaced which show an MCM design that could house up to 80 cores. The leak comes from Bilibili and shows us an engineering sample of the upcoming chip. Intel Sapphire Rapids Xeon CPU Die Shots Unveils MCM Design With 4 Chiplets We did get a close-up look at Intels 4th Gen Sapphire Rapids Xeon CPU dies last month but we didnt get to see whats underneath those dies. The leaker managed to expose each of th...

AMD Raises Bar Against Intel With 3rd-Gen EPYC Milan CPUS The new server processors come with big price-performance and total cost of ownership benefits over Intel’s Xeon Scalable chips, according to AMD. ‘Third-gen EPYC is the highest-performance server processor in the industry, at the socket level and at the per-core level when you look at every core-count boundary,’ an exec says. By Dylan Martin March 15, 2021, 11:00 AM EDT AMD said it’s raising the...

Intels next-gen LGA4677-X socket teased, alongside new 4th Gen Xeon Sapphire Rapids processor -- supports DDR5 and PCIe 5.0 tech.