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Intel Performance Strategy Team Publishing Intentionally Misleading Benchmarks
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Intel announces its 2nd generation Xeon Scalable processors that include the 56-core, 12 memory channel Xeon Platinum 9282 CPU - HardwareZone.com.sg
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