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Intel unveiled its next-generation Xeon 7 Diamond Rapids processor at Hot Chips 2026, featuring a revolutionary chiplet-based architecture with up to 256 performance cores and 1.28GB of shared L3 cache. The design uses 16 compute chiplets fabricated on the 18A-P process node, stacked vertically usin

At Computex 2026, both AMD and Intel unveiled the socket designs for their next-generation server platforms, showcasing unprecedentedly large interfaces that highlight the evolution of high-performance computing. AMD's SP7 socket will support its 6th-generation EPYC 'Venice' processors with up to 25

Intel has officially confirmed the launch of its next-generation Xeon 7 processor, codenamed Diamond Rapids, scheduled for 2027. Built on the refined 18A-P process node, this chip is expected to deliver 50% more cores and double the memory bandwidth compared to the Xeon 6. It will also support PCIe