Intel Granite Rapids-AP CPU: LGA 7529 socket, up to 128 cores, up to 500W power
Intel's next-gen 'Granite Rapids-AP' Xeon 6 processors with up to 128 P-Cores leaked: up to 128 cores at up to 3.2GHz, with up to 500W of power.
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Intel's next-gen 'Granite Rapids-AP' Xeon 6 processors with up to 128 P-Cores leaked: up to 128 cores at up to 3.2GHz, with up to 500W of power.
Intel's next-gen Xeon 'Granite Rapids' CPus get huge boost in L3 cache: up to 480MB of L3 cache, a huge 50% boost in L3 cache over Emerald Rapids CPUs.
Queued in the kernel's crypto subsystem development tree ahead of the upcoming Linux 6.8 merge window is introducing support for next-gen Intel QAT accelerators
The Linux Foundation today announced the release of the Xen Project Hypervisor 4.18 for this open-source hypervisor that serves as an alternative to Linux KVM use.
With the SC23 Super Computing conference kicking off today in Denver, Intel has just lifted the embargo on a number of disclosures. Intel isn't announcing any new products for SC23 but is talking up some of their existing CPU, GPU, and AI products as well as continuing to tease their next-generation wares and highlight their wonderful open-source software work. During the Intel press briefings, Intel talked briefly on the Aurora supercomputer that is still being brought up...