Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3 Review: Haswell-EP Redefines Fast By Patrick Kennedy 08 September 2014 We compare three generations of Intel's Xeon E5-2690 processors, plus the flagship Xeon E5-2699 v3 to see how Haswell-EP affects the datacenter.
Xeon Phi: Intel's Larrabee-Derived Card In TACC's Supercomputer By Patrick Kennedy 12 November 2012 After eight years of development, Intel is finally ready to announce its Xeon Phi Coprocessor, which is derived from the company's work with Larrabee. Although the architecture came up short as a 3D graphics card, it shows more promise in the HPC space.
Intel vPro In 2012, Small Business Advantage, And Anti-Theft Tech. By Patrick Kennedy 21 September 2012 One year ago, we took a look at three generations of Intel's vPro, charting how its features evolved. Now, we have a new version to explore. Additionally, we're putting Anti-Theft technology to the test, along with the new Small Business Advantage suite.
Three Xeon E5 Server Systems From Intel, Tyan, And Supermicro By Patrick Kennedy 30 May 2012 After taking a first look at Intel's Xeon E5 processors, we wanted to round up a handful of dual-socket barebones platforms to see which vendor sells the best match for Sandy Bridge-EP-based chips. Intel, Supermicro, and Tyan are here to represent.
Intel vPro: Three Generations Of Remote Management By Patrick Kennedy 27 September 2011 It's common to manage PCs remotely in today's business environment. Intel's vPro technology aims to simplify that task by giving IT professionals hardware-level tools to make remote management easier. Today we look at three generations of vPro.
