Intel is showing off some new hardware today in the form of its Xeon 6+ processors that we know better by their codename 'Clearwater Forest'.

Intel has launched its Xeon 6+ CPU, targeting artificial intelligence (AI) networks and data center applications. Unveiled by the company at Mobile World Congress, currently taking place in Barcelona, ...

Announced at the MWC telecom conference in Barcelona, the Xeon 6+ CPU, codenamed “Clearwater Forest,” is targeted at networks and cloud infrastructures and is based on a complex multi-chiplet design ...

Intel highlights Xeon 6 SoCs as the AI-ready foundation for 5G networks, enabling efficient RAN and Core modernization on the ...

In a blog post announcing the Xeon 6+, Kevork Kechichian, executive vice president and general manager of the Data Center Group says this approach enables real-time inference inside virtualized RAN ...

The new chips mark a turning point for Intel's strategy in cloud and telecommunications workloads, where efficiency and integration are now prioritized over sheer clock speed.

Intel has formally launched its next Xeon 6 server processors as well as the Gaudi 3 AI accelerators, making some pretty big boasts in the process. The Xeon 6 6900P is the first in the Xeon family ...

Intel Corporation INTC has launched Intel Xeon 6 processors with Performance-cores (P-Cores) to cater to the huge demand for high AI (artificial intelligence) workloads across diverse sectors. With ...

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Intel says its new Xeon 6 E-core CPUs feature up to 288 cores and will enable data centers to significantly reduce energy consumption and space. CRN goes through four important points about the new ...

Near-term execution risks are rising as memory cost inflation limits CCG visibility, while acute Xeon supply constraints also limit Intel's ability to capitalize on renewed server CPU demand. This is ...