Aussies ponder six-core Dunny
Do I need a dozen buttocks, cobber?
Monday, 15 September 2008, 12:56
INTEL'S SIX-CORE Dunnington is about to be launched, but the when and the where of it all is the subject of some dispute
According to the Aussie ZDNet, Intel will unveil Dunny tomorrow. The site doesn't say how it knows this and says Intel wouldn't spill any beans either. But they ran the story anyway. What are they like?
Other sauces have it that the Dunnington line will be unveiled at VMWare's latest annual knees-up VMWorld which kicks off in Las Vegas today.
Dunny will be called Xeon 7400 series at launch and is based on Intel's Penryn processor.
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