INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
the company has a bigger CPU gun up its sleeve: a 28-core processor that reaches the same clock speed.Yes, Intel is readying a single socket
processor bristling with 28-cores and apparently running at 5GHz across all transistors
With nearly 30-cores, it would certainly dwarf the six cores of the aforementioned 8086K.Intel revealed this CPU with a demo at Computex,
and Anandtech reports that a system powered by the processor hit a score of 7,334 in the Cinebench R15 benchmark
or what socket it will use
Technically, Intel does already produce 28-core CPUs, in the form of the top-end Intel Xeon Scalable Processors aimed at heavyweight server
usage.But those chips top out at a turbo speed of 3.8GHz across their many cores, and 5GHz is quite a jump from there.So clearly, there are
some question marks over how Intel will manage power consumption when balancing that blazing clock speed with the core count
exciting revelation by Intel, and we are keen to hear more about exactly what form the new 28-core monster will take.
