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Intel Dunlow is the reported name for an LGA1954 platform aimed at entry-level servers and workstations. The available coverage focuses on a possible Xeon E-class processor based on Nova Lake-S, with up to 28 cores, dual-channel memory support, and a 95W processor base power. Dunlow is described as a potential successor to Catlow and as a platform positioned between desktop-derived Xeon systems and more expensive, memory-heavy server hardware. The core-count headline is notable, but the platform’s intended role and boundaries are the central themes in this tag’s coverage.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Intel Dunlow LGA1954: Reported 28-Core Xeon E-Class for Entry Servers

    Intel is reportedly preparing Dunlow, an LGA1954 platform for entry-level servers and workstations that would succeed Catlow and pair presumed Xeon E-class Nova Lake-S processors with as many as 28 cores, dual-channel memory, and a restrained 95W processor base power. The headline number is...