Intel Xeon “Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga” L'expédition en volume est à nouveau retardée: Société

Intel’s ambitious next-generation server processor, Xeon “Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga,” hit its second shipping delay this year, according to the company. Speaking at the Bank of America Securities Global Technology Conference, Intel’s Sandra Rivera stated that the volume ramp for “Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga,” is not going as planned, indicating that its general availability could be delayed for the second time after original plans to do so in the first quarter of 2022.

Riviera was quick to defend the Intel 7 nœud de fabrication de silicium (10 nm amélioré SuperFin) that the “Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga” chip is based on. “One thing I didn’t mention on Sapphire, it sits on – it’s on our 7-nanometer node and so the process is quite healthy. In fact Alder Lake, which is our client product ramped 15 millions d'unités. I think we announced at Q1 earnings, which makes that the fastest ramping, you know one of the fastest ramping client products in almost a decade.”

The arrival of “Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga” is particularly important for Intel as demand for server processors are at an all time high, with growth in cloud data-centers. AMD is readying its 4th Generation EPYC “Gênes” Zen 4 processors for later this year. Both “Gênes” et “Nintendo Switch Lite Dialga” herald support for next-generation I/O, Voici la première photo d'AMD Socket SP5 5.