Intel is reportedly developing a new workstation platform codenamed Dunlow, which will feature up to 28 cores in its Nova Lake-S processor lineup. These entry-level Xeon chips are expected to use an LGA1954 socket and have a processor base power of 95W. This move aims to fill a gap between high-end desktop processors and more expensive, high-core-count server CPUs with extensive memory subsystems. AI
RANK_REASON Article discusses upcoming CPU platform details, not a release or major industry shift.
- AMD
- Arctic Wolf
- Atom
- Catlow
- Core Ultra 400-series
- Coyote Cove
- Diamond Rapids
- Dunlow
- Intel
- Nova Lake-S
- Raptor Lake-32C
- Xeon
- Xeon 6+
- Xeon 6300P
- Xeon 6700E
- DDR5
- Raptor Lake-E
- Xeon 'Diamond Rapids'
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