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technology1 month ago•3 min saved

Intel Phases Out 12th-Gen Alder Lake and Sapphire Rapids, Final Shipments Scheduled Through 2027

Intel confirms Alder Lake (12th-gen Core 12xxx) and Sapphire Rapids (4th-gen Xeon Scalable) have entered discontinuation. Alder Lake final shipments are scheduled for January 22, 2027 with last orders by July 24, 2026. Sapphire Rapids last order date is September 26, 2025, with shipments continuing through March 31, 2028. Afterward, only 13th- and 14th-gen Raptor Lake/Sapphire Lake Refresh CPUs will remain on the LGA1700 client platform, influencing DDR4/DDR5 build choices as the market shifts.

via Wccftech|

#alder-lake #end-of-life #intel

technology2 years ago•2 min saved

"Intel's Latest Xeon W9-3595X HEDT CPU: 60 Cores, 4.6GHz Clock, and Leaked Performance Figures"

The leaked specs for Intel's upcoming Xeon W3500 and W2500 series, part of the Sapphire Rapids Refresh lineup, reveal increased core counts, L3 cache, and TDP compared to their predecessors. The top-tier Xeon W9-3595X is set to feature 60 cores, while the W2500 series will offer SKUs with 26, 22, 18, and 14 cores, all with overclocking support and quad-channel memory. These new workstation CPUs are expected to be more budget-friendly, with exact pricing pending confirmation from Intel.

via VideoCardz.com|

#cpu #intel #sapphire-rapids

business2 years ago•3 min saved

Intel's Q1 earnings reveal largest quarterly loss in company history.

Intel reported a 36% YoY decline in revenue for Q1 2023, resulting in a loss of $2.8 billion, the biggest loss in the company's history. The decline was primarily due to a drop in revenue from its client computing and data center groups. Intel has instituted layoffs, cut pay for managers and executives, and canceled some product lineups to stem losses. The company's delayed range of next-generation "Sapphire Rapids" server CPUs has given AMD an opportunity to cut into the lucrative server CPU market. Under CEO Pat Gelsinger, Intel is trying to turn things around with its "IDM 2.0" strategy, but the company expects its pain to continue next quarter.

via Ars Technica|

#business #financial-results #idm-20