Intel prepares new platform launch

According to a senior official of the Intel platform codenamed "Caneland" server systems for multi-processor (MP) will be the company announced in Q3. The new platform will include a new quad-core processor that Intel has dubbed the "Tigerton", essentially a line of energy-saving chip Xeon 7300.

New chip power consumption is 80 watts - to the standard server system groove, and 50 watts for blade server systems.

Intel prepares new platform launch

So far, Intel has yet to reveal details about this chip (configuration and clock). Along with Caneland platform, Intel also introduced the new 7300 chipset (codenamed "Clarksboro") with the ability to support a number of Intel's newer technologies such as: 4 high-speed interconnects, 64MB filters to increase traffic building system technology with DDR2-533 and DDR2-667 DIMM to increase system memory.

The new chipset also integrates technology I / O Acceleration Technology 2 Intel helps accelerate data transfer between applications and network servers. Intel's new platforms are announced in the context of the company is aggressively moving into new technological line: 65-nm and 45-nm. 45-nm chips "Penryn" will first be launched later this year with dual-core products, and quad-core chips for desktops, PCs and servers.

In the next year, Intel will release a new processor platform named "Nehalem" and subsequently will embark on a 32-nm technology in 2009. By today (9/5), Intel will own officially launched its Centrino mobile platform fourth generation - Santa Rosa for consumer products and enterprise laptops.