Intel plans to sell 10 nuclear Xeon servers in the first half of this year

February 18, according to foreign media reports, Intel spokesman said local time Thursday, the company plans to launch the first half of this year, code-named Westmere-ex 10 nuclear Xeon server. Intel does not disclose the Westmere-ex clock frequency, but says that more cores and delay times shorten, making westmere-ex performance higher than Nehalem-ex.　　Nehalem-ex is a 8-core processor that Intel launched last year.　　Westmere-ex high-end servers for data centers, servers can be configured up to 8 chips, each with two threads to run, so the server that configures Westmere-ex can run up to 160 threads. The Westmere-ex PIN is compatible with the Nehalem-ex and facilitates the user to upgrade the server.　　Intel says the 2-way server that configures the Westmere-ex chip supports up to 2TB of RAM. The WESTMERE-EX chip uses 32 nm process, based on Westmere architecture.