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Aren't the atom cores what they're putting into a lot of their data centre CPUs currently?
Interesting development for them to do this
I think the efficiency cores in my 32-core i9 are related to the old atom cores but I'm not sure. I think if you want them in your data center class chips will depend very much on what you predict the loading will be like.