The Xeon M-series processors consisted of the Xeon Platinum 8280M, Xeon Platinum 8276M, Xeon Platinum 8260M, Xeon Gold 6240M, Xeon Gold 6238M and Xeon Gold 5215M.

At the top end is the Xeon Platinum 8280, 8280M, and 8280L. All three of these have the same basic parameters: 28 cores/56 threads, 2.7/4.0GHz base/turbo, 38.5MB L3, and 205W power.

With its $6,950 list price, the 64-core EPYC 7742 is less than half the $13,012 list price of the Xeon Platinum 8280M, providing what AMD said is four-fold performance-per-dollar advantage over ...

The 40-core Xeon 8380 is "only" $8,100, compared to the 28-core Xeon 8280 at $10,100. Xeon Platinum 8380 does give up one feature as compared to 8280—fewer individual sockets.

Xeon Platinum 81xx series processors will have the most cores – up to 28 (56 threads) – the highest frequencies, dual FMA units, up to three 10.4 GT/s UPI links, and the most socket ...

Intel is changing the names it gives its new Xeon processors from the usual ‘E’ branding to a metallic theme. Moving forward, the entry-level versions will be known as Bronze, with the mid ...

Intel introduces Xeon Gold and Platinum CPUs with up to 28 processor cores and up to 56 threads for high-end server performance. Skip to main content. Menu Digital Trends ...

AMD's flagship HEDT chip, meanwhile, will cost a fraction of two Xeon Platinum 8280 processors. Ryzen Threadripper 3990X (64 cores / 128 threads, 2.9GHz to 4.3GHz): $3,990 ...

The single node 2P Intel Platinum 8480+ server ran 1.37x faster than the baseline Intel Xeon Platinum 8380-based node. Therefore, the four-node cluster ran (4.82 / 1.37) = 3.52 faster than the ...

New benchmarks for AMD’s upcoming 64-core Threadripper 3990X CPU apparently show it outperforming Intel’s much more expensive Xeon Platinum 8280 processors. We certainly have high hopes for ...