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News Wire Feed Light Reading 4/6/2021 SANTA CLARA, Calif. – What's New: Intel today launched its newest 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processor (code-named "Ice Lake"), including new network-optimized "N-SKUs" along with verified solution blueprints that accelerate time to market. New "N-SKUs" deliver an average 62% more performance1 on a range of broadly deployed 5G and network workloads over the prior generation. Intel also announced it has started sampling next-generation Intel Xeon D processors designed for space and power-constrained environ...

The launch of Intel’s Ice Lake Xeon Scalable processors has been in the wings for a number of years. The delays to Intel’s 10nm manufacturing process have given a number of setbacks to all of Intel’s proposed 10nm product lines, especially the high performance Xeon family: trying to craft 660 mm2 of silicon on a process is difficult at the best of times. But Intel has 10nm in a place where it is economically viable to start retailing large Xeon processors, and the official launch today of Intel’s 3 rd Generation Xeon Scalable is on the back of over 200,000+ units shipped to major cust...

“With the buildout of 5G and the rise of the intelligent edge, network infrastructure and technology need to evolve. As the leading provider of network silicon, Intel delivers the most complete set of network technologies to transform the network, and fosters the broadest, most proven ecosystem so customers have more choices and can accelerate time to deployment,” stated the company. The chip company also announced it has started sampling next-generation Intel Xeon D processors designed for space and power-constrained environments at the edge. “We are further unleashing the capabilities...

As inter-gen performance gains shrink, 3rd gen Intel Xeon Scalable messaging highlights hardware security and co-processor performance. With inter-generation performance gains of the Intel Ice Lake server chips (3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable) unremarkable in comparison to what they used to be when Moore’s Law was in full effect, the company’s messaging around the new data center processor family’s launch focused on its much improved secure enclaves capabilities and its effectiveness when using FPGA accelerators. Intel has fought the CPU battle with AMD before. For years, AMD led tha...

SHARE Data center infrastructure providers Cisco Systems Inc., Dell Technologies Inc. and Lenovo Group Ltd. all announced refreshed server lineups today that feature Intel Corp.’s new 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors. The new Intel chips launched today are based on an improved architecture that’s said to provide built-in acceleration for a range of data center workloads, together with advanced security technologies such as Software Guard Extensions and Total Memory Encryption. They also pack the latest version of Intel’s Optane persistent memory modules. Cisco said the 3rd Gen Int...