Information Week’s Alex Wolfe interviews Intel’s Chief Sales and Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President Sean Maloney. Maloney talks about the new Intel® Xeon® processor (sporting 741 million transistors) and compares it to one of Intel’s first server processors, the Intel® Pentium® Pro processor (with only six million processors), and offers some advice to IT managers who may be gun-shy about upgrading their servers in the current economic environment.
Intel CMO Sean Maloney and Intel’s Newest Processor
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