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To a certain extent, the “Knights” family of parallel processors, sold under the brand name Xeon Phi, by Intel were exactly what they were supposed to be: A non-mainstream product that tried out a ...
Many people had hoped for the “Knights Landing” Xeon Phi processors, which have been anticipated for a few years now, at this week’s SC15 conference in Austin, Texas. But Intel is not yet ready, so we ...
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When introducing its new monster 72-core Xeon Phi chip, Intel couldn't help but take a swipe at graphics processors being sluggish for some tasks.
Intel® Xeon Phi™ coprocessors, when combined with the Intel® Xeon® processor E5 family, will deliver unprecedented parallel performance, increasing the productivity and efficiency of high ...
Intel Xeon Phi die The Future of HPC For Intel: Xeon Phi Working in tandem with Xeon E5 processors, Xeon Phi coprocessors can deliver on the promise of exascale computing today.
Intel's Xeon Phi is shaping up to be a major contender in the HPC space, but will it be able to unseat Nvidia's Tesla? Intel has been cagey with details, but there's quite a bit of other evidence ...
Intel has put the Xeon Phi family to bed for good, with cancellation notices on the Knights Mill Xeon Phi processor. Both the PCIe and socketed Larrabee descendants are officially dead, with Xe ...
Intel's new Xeon Phi 7290 features 72 CPU cores at 1.5GHz each, is their most expensive chip to date.
Intel disclosed new technical details about its next-generation Xeon Phi processor to a small group of technology analysts-journalists at one of its Hillsboro sites this week. First revealed last ...
In this special guest feature, James Reinders looks at Intel Xeon Phi processors from a programmer's perspective. "How does a programmer think of Intel Xeon Phi processors? In this brief article, I ...
Intel Xeon Phi processors have two features that I believe we will see in more and more designs for HPC systems in the future: high bandwidth memory, and options for subdividing the many cores into ...