Quad Core Intel Xeon Processor Benefits for Silicon Design
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Overview
The Quad-Core Intel Xeon processor running Synopsys Proteus* application for optical proximity correction increased performance and capacity without increasing server footprint of DC costs.
See also: Processors, Network Design, Data Center
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