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The Cheapest Compute In The Intel Xeon Lineup

September 9, 2021 Timothy Prickett Morgan 2

While the minimalist server processor — and the microserver concept that was based upon it — did not take over the datacenters of the world, there are still some workloads that can fit in modestly powered single-socket CPUs just fine. …

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