Qualcomm takes aim at Intel with 10nm server microprocessors
10nm Centriq 2400 series packs up to 48 ARMv8-compliant cores for compute-intensive applications requiring power efficiency
Qualcomm is taking aim at Intel's dominance in high-end computing with the unveiling of the 'world's first' 10-nanometer (nm) server microprocessor. The Qualcomm Centriq 2400 series, the first in the...
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