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Intel has announced its plans to release a new data center chip in the coming year that promises to handle over twice the amount of computing workload per watt of power used. This move is in line with a broader industry trend aimed at reducing electricity consumption in data centers, which are essential for powering internet services. Presenting at a semiconductor technology conference held at Stanford University in Silicon Valley, Intel introduced its forthcoming "Sierra Forest" chip, revealing that it is expected to deliver a remarkable 240% improvement in performance per watt compared to the current generation of data center chips. This disclosure marks the first time Intel has shared such performance figures. The substantial energy consumption of data centers that drive online se...

Windows 11, introduced in late 2021, hasn't seen the swift adoption among Windows 10 users that previous upgrades enjoyed. While the new operating system has its merits, it's often perceived as lacking significant enhancements and, in some aspects, even a step backwards. Nonetheless, Microsoft has been actively adding compelling features to entice users to make the switch. However, a recent revelation from Intel appears to indicate that the forthcoming Wi-Fi 7 standard will exclusively support Windows 11. This Intel document came to light through a familiar Twitter account recognized for leaks and advanced hardware information sharing. The document explicitly states that Wi-Fi 7 will be compatible solely with Windows 11, ChromeOS, and Linux. The rationale provided is that Microsoft will...

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Intel says new ‘Sierra Forest’ chip to more than double power efficiency

Intel Documentation: Wi-Fi 7 Compatibility Restricted to Windows 11