New Ninja desktops roar with Intel's 72-core supercomputing chip

Colfax's new Ninja desktops are anything but invisible; these workstations can roar with the unprecedented computing power of Intel's latest 72-core supercomputing chips.The workstations have the upcoming Xeon Phi chip code-named Knights Landing, which Intel has claimed is its most powerful chip to date. Intel last year said a limited number of workstations with the chip would become available in 2016. Knights Landing wasn't designed with desktops in mind, but for some of the fastest superc