Intel targets edge, high-performance computing with extended Xeon 6 chip line
The new Xeon 6 processors feature Performance-cores (P-cores) for high performance computing. The Xeon 6 uses two types of cores, P-core for maximum performance and the lower power drawing Efficiency core (E-core). Intel launched with the E-core last summer followed by P-core in the fall.
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