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Intel steps up multi-core development
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Intel will start shipping its latest dual-core Xeon processor, codenamed Paxville, later today. The processor has dual 2 MB L2 cache and dual threading on both cores.
The chip giant said that this architecture can provide a 50 per cent performance boost, but only when running software optimised for the chip.
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- Stanford's Stanley wins DARPA Grand Challenge 2005
- Academic non-graphics applications see ATI's X1800XT in the lead
- Sapphire debuts Radeon X1300 and X1800 XL graphics cards
