Intel plans 28-core Core i9 CPU to take on AMD's Threadripper
Battle over high-end workstation CPUs to heat up
Intel is working on a 28-core Core i9 CPU, the company has revealed today at the Computex trade show in Taipei, Taiwan. During the keynote, Gregory Bryant, general manager of the Client Computing Group...
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