Posted on Tuesday, June 13 2006 @ 2:11 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Intel unveiled the Tulsa server processor will be launched in the third instead of the fourth quarter of this year.
The chip will slot into Intel's MP - multiprocessor - systems that generally have four-sockets. As expected, Tulsa will have a 16MB on-die cache and show up to a 2x performance boost over previous chips.
In addition, Intel confirmed that the "Woodcrest" chip meant for dual-socket and below servers will ship on June 26.
More info over at
The Register.
