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NetBurst

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NetBurst

The technology used in Intel's Pentium 4 chips. It doubles the instruction pipeline to 20 stages, runs the ALU at twice the core frequency and improves performance in the Level 1 and 2 caches. It provides a 400 MHz system bus (frontside bus), which is three times as fast as the bus in the Pentium III. An additional 144 instructions were also added to the instruction set, known as SSE2 (Streaming SIMD Extension 2). See Pentium 4 and microarchitecture.



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This processor is based on the company's NetBurst microarchitecture and will be introduced in the second half of next year.
The server also will feature the latest server technology innovations provided in upcoming Intel Xeon processors including the Intel NetBurst micro-architecture and Hyper-Threading technology to support large server workloads, resulting in improved scalability, increased transaction rates, faster response times and support for greater numbers of users.
Canale, the Xeon-based Dempsey servers are an extension of Intel's Netburst architecture featuring dual core technology.
 
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