Semiconductor suppliers prepare for Intel Whitley

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Semiconductor suppliers prepare for Intel Whitley

Jay Liu, Taipei; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES Friday 26 March 2021 0

Suppliers of semiconductor components and materials, such as CCL and PCBs, have all geared up for the upcoming release of Intel's Whitley next-generation server CPU platform.

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