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Intel Xeon 7 will support up to 256 cores across 22 chiplets, debuting in 2027
Intel revealed its Xeon 7 platform, codenamed Diamond Rapids and aimed at HPC, will debut in 2027 with support for up to 256 cores across 22 chiplets, 16 of which will be built on Intel's 18A-P process.
The Xeon 7 specifications signal Intel's chiplet-heavy strategy for high-core-count server processors, though the 2027 debut is a long wait for hardware. The 18A-P process commitment is a significant bet on Intel's own foundry technology for its flagship data center chips.
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Xeon 7, codenamed Diamond Rapids, targets HPC workloads and is scheduled to debut in 2027.
The platform supports up to 256 cores distributed across 22 chiplets.
16 of the 22 chiplets will be built on Intel's 18A-P process.
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