I agree, but the anandtech article is about Intels anniversary CPU (6 cores running @ 4ghz which can boost to 5ghz on a single core and probably 4.6 ghz on all

I agree, but the anandtech article is about Intels anniversary CPU (6 cores running @ 4ghz which can boost to 5ghz on a single core and probably 4.6 ghz on all cores), engadets article is about a 28 core cpu running @ ~5ghz. If this 28 core monster really is released I'm curious what it will cost. The 18 core i9 costs ~2000 dollar, the 28 core Xeon with much lower clocks (but with ECC etc.) ~8000. The power requirements will be even more interesting looking at the 18 core numbers when overclocked.