They'll collectively target the 7W envelope (Intel's 10nm 10th Gen parts don't fit into anything below 9W). They offer up to 4.9GHz of maximum frequency compared with 4.1GHz for 10nm Ice Lake CPUs.

Computing Intel Announces Next-Gen Xeon 6 CPUs With 128 Performance Cores The company has removed the word 'Scalable' for its newest Xeons, which are now available in both P-Core and E-Core flavors.

The generation number is the first one or two digits in the SKU. For the Core Ultra, it's either 1 or 2 as there are only two generations so far. That means a Core Ultra 9 Processor 185H belongs ...