Intel Boosts Xeon Speed For Multi-Way Servers

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Intel on Tuesday started shipping a faster version of its Xeon processor destined for multi-way servers.

March 03, 2004

Also on Tuesday, Intel released 2.70GHz and 2.20GHz models of the Xeon processor (both boasting a 2MB Level 3 cache) at prices of $1,980 and $1,177, respectively, in 1,000-unit lots.

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