Intel Multi-core processors
Multi-core processors are the engines that will fuel Intel's enterprise, mobile, office, and digital home platforms, enabling real time business anytime, anywhere.
Intel to deliver multi-core processors across all platforms.
Senior Vice President
and co-General Manager
Digital Enterprise Group
Intel Corporation
"Businesses face huge challenges when it comes to managing global mobile workforces, network security, mountains of complex information, and sprawling networks of communications, and computing devices. Intel is at the forefront of developing multi-core and dual-core (a subset of multi-core) processors and technologies that help organizations enable real-time business anytime, anywhere.
Intel multi-core processor architectures will span high-end server, volume server, workstation, desktop, mobile and networking platform families. Production of dual-core products for mobile, desktop and server platforms is underway today." --Pat Gelsinger, SVP, Digital Enterprise Group
For more information, please visit our multi-core Intel processors page.
- Intel Has Double Vision: First multi-core silicon production begins Intel Corporation announced it has completed initial production runs of dual-core processors and provided further details about its multi-core plans to its customers, signaling the beginning of an era when PCs will have two or more "brains" inside. Read more >
- Multi-core processor capability is the foundation of Intel's platform-centric approach Explained most simply, multi-core processor architecture entails silicon design engineers placing two or more Intel? Pentium processor-based "execution cores," or computational engines, within a single processor. Download this free white paper in PDF >
- Intel's Roadmap for Multi-Core Processors Intel is deploying multi-core processors across key product lines as a pivotal piece of its platform focus. Production of dual-core products for mobile, desktop and server platforms is scheduled to begin in 2005. Read more >
- Improved application response with higher network and storage I/O performance and reliability Server I/O latency has emerged as the bottleneck that must be overcome. This performance issue is addressed with Intel I/O Acceleration Technology, an integrated platform I/O solution. Read more >
- Hyper-Threading Technology for ServersHyper-Threading Technology (HT Technology) allows multithreaded server software applications to execute threads in parallel within each processor in a server platform. Read more >
Multi-core processors are the engines that will fuel Intel's enterprise, mobile, office, and digital home platforms, enabling real time business anytime, anywhere.
Intel to deliver multi-core processors across all platforms.
Senior Vice President
and co-General Manager
Digital Enterprise Group
Intel Corporation
"Businesses face huge challenges when it comes to managing global mobile workforces, network security, mountains of complex information, and sprawling networks of communications, and computing devices. Intel is at the forefront of developing multi-core and dual-core (a subset of multi-core) processors and technologies that help organizations enable real-time business anytime, anywhere.
Intel multi-core processor architectures will span high-end server, volume server, workstation, desktop, mobile and networking platform families. Production of dual-core products for mobile, desktop and server platforms is underway today." --Pat Gelsinger, SVP, Digital Enterprise Group
For more information, please visit our multi-core Intel processors page.
- Intel Has Double Vision: First multi-core silicon production begins Intel Corporation announced it has completed initial production runs of dual-core processors and provided further details about its multi-core plans to its customers, signaling the beginning of an era when PCs will have two or more "brains" inside. Read more >
- Multi-core processor capability is the foundation of Intel's platform-centric approach Explained most simply, multi-core processor architecture entails silicon design engineers placing two or more Intel? Pentium processor-based "execution cores," or computational engines, within a single processor. Download this free white paper in PDF >
- Intel's Roadmap for Multi-Core Processors Intel is deploying multi-core processors across key product lines as a pivotal piece of its platform focus. Production of dual-core products for mobile, desktop and server platforms is scheduled to begin in 2005. Read more >
- Improved application response with higher network and storage I/O performance and reliability Server I/O latency has emerged as the bottleneck that must be overcome. This performance issue is addressed with Intel I/O Acceleration Technology, an integrated platform I/O solution. Read more >
- Hyper-Threading Technology for ServersHyper-Threading Technology (HT Technology) allows multithreaded server software applications to execute threads in parallel within each processor in a server platform. Read more >