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Sun talks up another chip

...division, to disclose on Wednesday that the new chip will include new high-speed cache memory that the current UltraSparc IV lacks. Cache memory stores... Read more

12 February, 2004 by Stephen Shankland

Intel to boost single-core performance

...of the Madison line. Dubbed Madison 9M, the 130nm (nanometre) processor features high-speed cache memory from 6MB to 9MB. The Dual-Core Itanium 2... Read more

3 October, 2007 by Lynn Tan

Sun and Fujitsu to boost Sparc speed

...and more typically 80 watts, Inoue said. It also has 6MB of high-speed cache memory shared between the two cores. The follow-on Sparc64... Read more

11 October, 2006 by Stephen Shankland

Intel to announce low-end server chips

...3070 at 2.66GHz. The two lower-end models have 2MB of high-speed cache memory, and the two higher-end models have 4MB, the... Read more

26 September, 2006 by Stephen Shankland

Setback for Sun as new servers use old chip

...process that frees up more silicon surface area, permitting an increase in high-speed cache memory from 1MB in the IIIi to 4MB in the... Read more

31 August, 2006 by Stephen Shankland

Intel unleashes Tulsa in battle with AMD

...price ranging from $856 (£450) for a 7110 model with 4MB of high-speed cache memory and a 2.6GHz clock speed to $1,980... Read more

30 August, 2006 by Stephen Shankland

AMD to unveil 'Rev F' Opteron chips

The next-generation server processors will compete with Intel's Xeon models and lay the foundation for quad-core Read more

15 August, 2006 by Stephen Shankland

Montecito Itanium arrives

...the top-end 9050 has 1.7 billion transistors and 24MB of high-speed cache memory. The models range in clock speed from 1.4GHz... Read more

19 July, 2006 by Stephen Shankland

AMD details Opteron upgrade plans

...from the first version of DDR memory to DDR2. The chip's high-speed cache memory will stay the same, 1MB per core, and will... Read more

7 March, 2006 by Stephen Shankland

Sun's high hopes for Niagara

According to Sun, its home-grown chip fully embraces new technologies and so delivers massive performance gains Read more

27 October, 2005 by Stephen Shankland

IBM pushes Power chip power savings

...Each core of the PowerPC 970MP has its own 1MB section of high-speed cache memory. Having separate caches allows the computer to shut down... Read more

26 October, 2005 by Stephen Shankland

Nine 'Montecito' Itaniums on the way

...the roadmap said. The 9020 and 9040 have 18MB of on-board high-speed cache memory, while the 9010 has 6MB, according to the roadmap... Read more

13 October, 2005 by Kai Schmerer and Stephen Shankland

UltraSparc's future laid bare

...big UltraSparc IV+ improvement is the inclusion of 2MB of built-in high-speed cache memory where UltraSparc IV had none. "They're going to... Read more

15 September, 2005 by Stephen Shankland

Dual-core Xeon wait shortened

...core Paxville chips will run at 2.8GHz, come with 2MB of high-speed cache memory, a 800MHz front-side bus for communications with the... Read more

16 August, 2005 by Stephen Shankland

Xen getting multiprocessor support

...shared buffer cache', which would let separate partitions share a processor's high-speed cache memory for faster data access. Another is faster networking links... Read more

13 June, 2005 by Stephen Shankland

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