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Intel's CEO, Pat Gelsinger, reaffirmed commitment on the 18A process node with Panther Lake & Clearwater Forest headed for a mid-2025 launch.
Gelsinger tries to put a silver lining into disappointing results Despite Intel's disappointing results, the company used the announcement to reve...
While Intel's Sierra Forest as their first all-E-core Xeon processor with up to 288 cores per socket isn't launching until around the middle of this calendar year, Intel Linux engineers already sent out their first kernel patch in beginning to target its successor: Clearwater Forest.
Intel Clearwater Forest processors have made their first appearance in a Linux kernel patch and we see that they are set to make use of Atom Darkmont cores.
Intel has begun enablement for its next-gen E-Core Xeon CPUs codenamed Clearwater Forest which will adopt the Darkmont core architecture.