Intel plans to release Granite Rapids-D chips next year using Intel 3 process

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com July 7 news, according to foreign science and technology media Computer Base reports, Intel plans to release Granite Rapids-D chips using Intel Process 3 technology in 2024.

The chip is a high-performance system-on-a-chip (SoC) specially designed for Internet of things optimization, which integrates Ethernet functions and has high-capacity I / O.

The media also exposed PPT slides of Granite Rapids-D peripheral chips, showing that the new chip will be the successor to the Xeon DMY 1700 and DMY 2700 (Ice Lake-D) models, based on Intel 3 process, with higher core density than the previous generation.

CTOnews.com quoted the media as saying that Intel plans to launch Granite Rapids-AP and Granite Rapids-SP server processors by the end of 2024, so it is speculated that a new Xeon-D chip (Granite Rapids-D) will not be available until 2025.