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Intel today unveiled its latest and greatest Nehalem chip for servers (now known as the Xeon 5500 series), setting off a round of announcements and articles comparing technical specifications across server vendors.
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Intel has insisted it remains committed to Itanium, though it also has said the latest versions of its x86 chip called Xeon matches most of the features of Itanium.
H-P Escalates Fight With Oracle Over Itanium Ben Worthen 2011
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Intel has insisted it remains committed to Itanium, though it also has said the latest versions of its x86 chip called Xeon matches most of the features of Itanium.
H-P Escalates Fight With Oracle Over Itanium Ben Worthen 2011
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The company on Tuesday said its latest Xeon, which is based on the x86 technology common to PC chips, is three times faster than earlier high-end models and for the first time adds 20 reliability features akin to those in Itanium.
Intel Unveils New Server Chip Don Clark 2010
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The company on Tuesday said its latest Xeon, which is based on the x86 technology common to PC chips, is three times faster than earlier high-end models and for the first time adds 20 reliability features akin to those in Itanium.
Intel Unveils New Server Chip Don Clark 2010
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The company on Tuesday said its latest Xeon, which is based on the x86 technology common to PC chips, is three times faster than earlier high-end models and for the first time adds 20 reliability features akin to those in Itanium.
Intel Unveils New Server Chip Don Clark 2010
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It is based on the 45-nanometer production technology that first appeared in a server chip called Xeon (aka Penryn), which debuted earlier this year.
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"It is based on the 45-nanometer production technology that first appeared in a server chip called Xeon (aka Penryn),"
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Intel claimed its Woodcrest chip, officially known as Xeon 5100, runs faster and is more efficient than what AMD offers with its Opteron server chip.
Intel Serves Up Woodcrest Chris Kraeuter 2006
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Whittington called the Xeon a "very strong competitor" to Opteron from Advanced Micro Devices in terms of performance per clock and system level power consumption.
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