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Mar 16 2010, 9:00am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The CPUs in the series sport Intel Advanced Encryption Standard New Instructions, and Intel Trusted Execution Technology. The tech allows for faster encryption and decryption performance for more secure transactions in virtualized environments and data centers.
The series supports up to six processing cores and are built using 32nm technology. The parts also use the second generation high-k metal gate transistors for more speed and less power consumption. Intel claims that the 5600 series offers 60% better performance than the previous generation 45nm Xeon 5500 series processors.
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