CES: Intel shows off 7th-gen Xeon and Core chips

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Desktop and mobile devices said to benefit from latest offerings

Intel has launched its much-delayed 7th-generation Core and Xeon processors at CES with the promise of major performance improvements, combined with energy efficient options for mobile devices.  ...

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