Apple intros Xeon E5-2600 family, finally brings servers in to the Sandy Bridge era

Around the eve from the discharge of Ivy Bridge, Apple is finally getting its server chips up to date by presenting the Sandy Bridge-based E5-2600 group of Processor chips. The organization claims its latest processors outshine the prior generation of Xeons by as much as 80 % in raw speed, while enhancing per-watt performance by 50 %. The eight-core chips support as much as 768GB of RAM, PCI Express 3., Hyper-Threads, Turbo Boost, Apple Virtualization -- essentially the entire Chipzilla portfolio of methods. A great total of 17 different Xeons is going to be available, varying in cost from $198 to $2,050. For complete particulars go to the greater coverage link and look for the PR following the break.

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