Intel Launches New Dual-Core Chips -- Redmond Channel Partner

Intel Launches New Dual-Core Chips

By The Associated Press
August 29, 2006

Chip maker Intel is introducing a series of new processors designed especially for business and e-commerce uses.

The company says its eight new Dual-Core Intel Xeon 71-hundred series processors are designed to perform better than their predecessors, and include lower-power options to help cut energy costs.

Intel says servers based on the processors are expected to be available from more than 40 manufacturers beginning Tuesday.

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