The new Xeon 6 processors are expected to offer double the AI processing speed of their predecessors, making them strong contenders in the enterprise AI space. Intel also claims that businesses could slash their total cost of ownership by as much as 68% with server consolidation.

The bulk of Intel's 'Granite Rapids' family of Xeon 6 processors has arrived, with core counts ranging from 4 to 86.

Cores. These processors offer up to 1.4 times better performance compared to the previous generation. Intel claims that this impr

Intel said its Xeon 6 processors have already seen broad adoption across the data center ecosystem, with more than 500 designs available now or in progress.

Intel has launched new Xeon 6 processors to boost the company’s data center and networking portfolios. Consisting of the Intel Xeon 6700/6500 series with P-cores (Performance-cores) and the Intel Xeon 6 for network and Edge, the chipmaker claims its latest offering delivers a CPU for the “broadest set of workloads in the industry.”

Intel has launched its new Xeon 6 processors featuring Performance-cores (P-cores), designed to enhance computing efficiency across data centers, networks and edge applications. The processors offer improvements in AI processing,

Company believes the latest release will provide the requisite CPU to support next-gen workloads, including data centre and GenAI.