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 industry-leading performance across data center workloads and up to two times higher performance in AI processing,

The Xeon 6 for network and edge is Intel's most-developed SoC, designed for a wide range of use cases, and again promising greater performance and efficiency than ever. The chip includes Intel vRAN Boost built-in, allowing for up to 2.4x the capacity for RAN networks, which could be vital as demand for such connections continues to increase.

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

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.

Intel Corp. completes its Xeon 6 portfolio of processors, delivering a CPU for the broadest set of workloads in the industry.

Apple is set to unveil the iPhone 17 Pro in September 2025, featuring a refreshed design, a powerful A19 Pro chip, and upgraded cameras. Here’s a look at its expected price, launch date, and