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Intel Takes Entry Xeons Up To Coffee Lake

July 12, 2018 Timothy Prickett Morgan 1

The line between Intel’s high end desktop, midrange workstation, and low end servers has always been a blurry one, and changing the naming conventions on its products has not really changed the Intel strategy one bit. …

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