The Intel Xeon E5 v4 family of processors is designed for big-data, HPC, and cloud computing applications. Official pricing wasn’t available just yet, but the chips should be available very soon.

Two Xeon E5 with eight cores each and a motherboard should cost you far less than a 10-core Core i7 CPU on its own. Xeon processors therefore makes sense if you're building a new system, not so ...

Intel has unveiled a new Xeon E5 processor family as the chip maker aims to handle 15 billion devices connected to the cloud by ... Mini PC vs. desktop vs. laptop: Which is the best computer for ...

This comparison above only shows the relevant parts of the E5-2600 and E7-4800 lines, but you can see our full analysis of the Broadwell Xeon E5-2600s at this link and for the Broadwell E7-4800s and ...

The new Haswell-EP-powered Xeon E5 v3 CPUs offer more cores, more cache, and a newer architecture which provides a modest increase in instructions-per-clock-cycle (IPC).

The workhorse of the datacenter, the Xeon E5 processor, is getting a bit stronger today and will be able to pull slightly heavier workloads through the datacenter with the launch of the “Broadwell” ...

Epyc vs. Xeon will be the first competitive cycle in the x86 server market ... The single-socket Epyc will likely compete with Intel's mainstream Xeon E5 processor while the dual-socket Epyc ...

The new Xeon E5-2600 processors range in price from $198 to $2,050, Intel said. Three single-socket Intel Xeon E5-1600 processors, ranging from $284 to $1,080, are also available for workstations.