With Intel's latest Xeon 6 processor release, businesses now have two distinct core options to choose from: Performance-cores (P-cores) and Efficiency-cores (E-cores). But how do you determine which is the right fit for your specific computing needs?

Intel just introduced its latest Intel Xeon 6 processors, equipped with advanced Performance-cores (P-cores) designed to handle the most demanding workloads.

The excitement surrounding the first of Intel’s new Xeon 6 processors, codenamed Sierra Forest, is well-deserved.

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