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Intel launches Coffee Lake Xeon E (rebrand) for Entry 1S workstations

It’s been roughly two decades since workstation OEMs were building new models on their own schedules. Back in the 90’s, vertically integrated industry pioneers like SGI, HP, Sun, IBM, and DEC produced everything, from the chassis and operating systems to the CPU and GPU chips inside. They introduced new workstations whenever they were able to deliver all the key components ...

Alex Herrera

It’s been roughly two decades since workstation OEMs were building new models on their own schedules. Back in the 90’s, vertically integrated industry pioneers like SGI, HP, Sun, IBM, and DEC produced everything, from the chassis and operating systems to the CPU and GPU chips inside. They introduced new workstations whenever they were able to deliver all the key components necessary. But in today’s age of PC-derived workstations, product cycles of industry leaders Dell, HP, and Lenovo are dictated primarily by Intel, the leading (and today essentially only) provider of CPUs and platforms the entire industry relies upon. When Intel
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