Intel’s new Xeon 6-core chip to power entry-level workstations

The new SoC offers higher max turbo frequency, faster DRAM speeds, enhanced I/O, and advanced security and reliability features.

Intel releases new ‘Xeon’ chip for entry-level workstations (Intel)

Intel on Friday released new "Xeon E-2100" 6-core processor for entry-level workstations to ensure powerful performance. Intel "Xeon E" is the successor to Intel "Xeon E3" processor.

"The release of the Intel 'Xeon E' processor is intended to deliver the essential performance and visuals for entry workstations as well as optimising innovative form factors, designs and diverse requirements of our customers," said Jennifer Huffstetler, Vice President and General Manager, Data Center Product Management, Intel Corp.

The new chip is architected and crafted for the demands of creative professionals. Compared with its predecessor, the new processor offers higher max turbo frequency, faster DRAM speeds, enhanced I/O, and advanced security and reliability features.

Intel Xeon E-2100 processor is a 6-core processor (Intel)

Intel Xeon E-2100 processor is a 6-core processor (Intel)

These processors are available with Intel UHD graphics supported by a broad set of workstation applications. The processor offers Error Correcting Code (ECC) memory -- a key feature to maximise data integrity and improve system stability.

The original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) will begin shipping "Xeon E-2100" processor-based systems from July 13.