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• Intel Phases Out Most Clovertown And Woodcrest Processors
  Thursday 17 July 2008 – 08:20
  Santa Clara (CA) - Intel told its partners that has begun phasing out the majority of its 65 nm Xeon DP processor generation to make room for 45 nm CPUs.
• Quad-core Clovertown server CPU to launch on 16 November
  Tuesday 26 September 2006 – 04:22
  Intel will announce two-way quad-core server Clovertown processors, which will be marketed under the Xeon 5300-series name, on 16 November, according to Taiwan-based motherboard makers.
• Update: Apple Mac Pro gets a special Clovertown processor
  Thursday 5 April 2007 – 01:18
  When four cores are not enough, then there is now the option to equip Apple's Mac Pro dual-socket desktop system with two limited production quad-core processors. Of course, the privilege of owning an eight-core Apple, especially with a processor that isn't part of Intel's volume product portfolio yet, doesn't come cheap.
• Intel quad-core processors may see spike in power - sources
  Wednesday 28 June 2006 – 12:23
  Yesterday, Intel released its fastest server and workstation processors ever at a power level we haven't seen in several years. But the "Core" architecture, which the new Xeon 5100s are based on, may not be the universal solution for the long term, as power consumption may top 100 watts once again when quad-cores arrive in early 2007, TG Daily has learned.
• 44 quad-core CPUs = 9000 Pentium Pro processors, says Intel
  Wednesday 8 November 2006 – 11:53
  Ahead of the Super Computing 2006 (SC06) conference, which will open its doors on November 11, Intel announced new server cluster software tools and provided more information about its Clovertown quad-core processor, which industry sources expect to debut on November 12.

• Quad-Core Xeon Clovertown Rolls Into DP Servers*
  Wednesday 6 December 2006 – 02:28
  Intel's multi-core onslaught has reached the professional space. The Xeon 5300 Clovertown allows administrators to upgrade existing Socket 771 dual-processor machines from four to eight cores. We let the features and numbers speak for themselves.