The lineup for Intel's upcoming Xeon W-2500 series has leaked, and ostensibly, it's largely a refresh of the current generation W-2400 series based on Sapphire Rapids, albeit with a few extra cores enabled. This is apparently the company's response to AMD's upcoming Threadripper 7000 workstation CPUs, which is certainly going to be a powerhouse.
The leak comes courtesy of Yuuki Ans on X (formerly Twitter), and it details the full lineup for the W-2500 series. It seems that every SKU on the list has two more cores, more cache, and higher clock speeds than its W-2400 counterpart. These CPUs seem to still only have four memory channels and 64 PCIe 5.0 lanes, however.
