The next chip on Intel's 65 nm menu is Whitefield, a server product with 8 or 16 MB of L2 cache and four Merom architecture type cores on a single piece of silicon. Whitefield has already been around on several Intel roadmaps.
65 Nm Processor Overview
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Category
Code Name
Cores
Cache
Market
Desktop
Kentsfield
Dual coremulti-die
4 MB
Mid 2007
Desktop
Conroe
Dual coresingle die
4 MB shared
End 2006
Desktop
Allendale
Dual coresingle die
2 MB shared
End 2006
Desktop
Cedar Mill (NetBurst/P4)
Single core
512 kB, 1 MB, 2 MB
Early 2006
Desktop
Presler (NetBurst/P4)
Dual core, dual die
4 MB
Early 2006
Desktop/Mobile
Millville
Single core
1 MB
Early 2007
Mobile
Yonah2
Dual core, single die
2 MB
Early 2006
Mobile
Yonah1
Single core
1/2 MB
Mid 2006
Mobile
Stealey
Single core
512 kB
Mid 2007
Mobile
Merom
Dual core, single die
2/4 MB shared
End 2006
Enterprise
Sossaman
Dual core, single die
2 MB
Early 2006
Enterprise
Woodcrest
Dual core, single die
4 MB
Mid 2006
Enterprise
Clovertown
Quad core, multi-die
4 MB
Mid 2007
Enterprise
Dempsey (NetBurst/Xeon)
Dual core, dual die
4 MB
Mid 2006
Enterprise
Tulsa
Dual coresingle die
4/8/16 MB
End 2006
Enterprise
Whitefield
Quad coresingle die
8 MB, 16 MB shared
Early 2008
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lol looking at this article in 2011, i realize that what was intended to be yorkfield became bloomsfield and vice-versa. funny how much things change. so much for the top-secret :P