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CTOnews.com August 29 news, Intel issued an article today, revealing the latest progress of the next generation of Xeon processors. Intel said that the platform introduced a new energy efficiency core (E-core) architecture, which coexisted with its existing performance core (P-core) architecture.

IT House with the fifth generation Intel Xeon Extensible processor is introduced as follows:

Based on system-on-a-chip (SoCs), the new Intel Xeon platform offers enhanced scalability and flexibility to provide a range of products to meet the growing scale, transport and energy efficiency needs of artificial intelligence, cloud computing and enterprise applications. This innovative architecture also provides customers with cost-effective performance by providing two different socket-compatible processors that enable customers to easily handle most workloads and use them interchangeably.

Performance core and energy efficiency core are based on shared intellectual property (IP), firmware, and operating system software stack

High-speed DDR and new high-bandwidth MCR DIMMs

The new Intel Flat Memory technology supports hardware-managed data transfer between DDR5 and CXL memory, making the total memory capacity visible to the software

CXL 2.0 supports all device types and is compatible with CXL 1.1

Leading I / O up to 136 PCIe 5.0 / CXL 2.0 channels and up to six UPI links

Intel Xeon scalable processors, the energy-efficient core of ● codenamed Sierra Forest, provide density-optimized computing performance in an industry-leading energy-saving way. At the same time, its industry-leading power consumption performance density also provides excellent performance advantages for cloud native and very large workloads.

Increased rack density by 2.5 times and performance per watt by 2.4 times

Supports 1-way and 2-way servers, up to 144cores per CPU, and TDP as low as 200W

Leading instruction set, AVX with strong security, virtualization, and AI extensions

Basic memory RAS functions standard for each Xeon scalable processor, such as machine checking, data caching ECC

The Intel Xeon scalable processor, the performance core of ● codenamed Granite Rapids, is optimized to provide low total cost of ownership (TCO) for multicore performance-sensitive workloads and general computing workloads. At this stage, Intel Xeon scalable processors have shown a leading edge in AI performance, while Granite Rapids will further improve AI performance, providing significant performance and efficiency improvements for target workloads through built-in accelerators.

Performance improvement of hybrid AI workloads by 2-3 times

Enhanced Intel AMX supports new FP16 instructions

Provide higher memory bandwidth, number of cores, and cache for compute-intensive workloads

Slot scalability to support expansion from one slot to eight slots

Intel said that the fifth-generation Intel Xeon scalable processor codenamed Emerald Rapids has provided customers with samples and plans to release it in the fourth quarter of 2023. Intel Xeon Extensible processors, codenamed Sierra Forest, are scheduled to be delivered in the first half of 2024, while Intel Xeon Extensible processors, codenamed Granite Rapids, will follow.

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