Intel Corporation Is Probably Going to Kill This Product Line
When Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) introduced its Core X series processors for the high-end desktop personal computer segment, it did something a little unusual.
In addition to selling chips with higher core counts than what can be found on the company's mainstream desktop platform (these higher core count chips are derived from Intel's data center chips), it also brought its mainstream desktop chips to its latest high-end desktop platform, known as X299.
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