In 2003 Intel released a new Itanium 2 family member, codenamed Madison, initially with up to 1.5 GHz frequency and 6 MB of L3 cache. The Madison 9M chip released in November 2004 had 9 MB of L3 cache and frequency up to 1.6 GHz, reaching 1.67 GHz in July 2005. Both chips used a 130 nm process and were the basis of all new Itanium processors until Montecito was released in July 2006, specifically Deerfield being a low wattage Madison, and Fanwood being a version of Madison 9M for lower-end servers with one or two CPU sockets.
in 2003 intel released a new itanium 2 family member codenamed madison initially with up to 15 ghz frequency and 6 mb of l3 cache the madison 9m chip released in november 2004 had 9 mb of l3 cache and frequency up to 16 ghz reaching 167 ghz in july 2005 both chips used a 130 nm process and were the basis of all new itanium processors until montecito was released in july 2006 specifically deerfield being a low wattage madison and fanwood being a version of madison 9m for lower-end servers with one or two cpu sockets