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We put Intel’s fifth-gen Emerald Rapids Xeon Platinum 8592+ through the benchmark paces against AMDs EPYC Genoa to see which server chips come out the winner.

With each successive Intel Xeon SP server processor launch, we can’t help but think the same thing: it would have been better for Intel and customers

Emerald Rapids, the latest release in the company’s Xeon processor line features, up to 64 cores and 1.4x better performance.

The new desktop processor marks the first time Intel is including a dedicated acceleration circuitry for artificial intelligence -- called a neural processing unit.

In addition to announcing the Core Ultra 'Meteor Lake' processors, Intel's AI Everywhere event in New York City also served as the launch point for 5th Gen Xeon Scalable 'Emerald Rapids' server processors.

Intel unveiled 5th Gen Xeon processors with AI acceleration in every core on the chip, with the first processors hitting the market in 2024.

Following the 5th Gen Xeon Scalable 'Emerald Rapids' overview, you are likely wondering about the performance claims made by Intel and how they shake up in independent testing as well as how Emerald Rapids competes against AMD EPYC Genoa(X) and Bergamo.

Intel's upcoming server chips won't be game changers, but they will deliver decent improvements over Sapphire Rapids.

The first Sierra Forest benchmark leak looks dismal, but it probably doesnt have anything to do with the final chips.

Intel's 5th Gen Xeon "Emerald Rapids" CPUs have been further detailed as we get a close-up of the die shot and latest performance numbers.