Intel high­lights broad indus­try adop­ti­on across all major CSPs, OEMs, ODMs and ISVs, and show­ca­ses increased per­for­mance in AI, net­wor­king and high per­for­mance computing.

NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
 

• Expan­si­ve cus­to­mer and part­ner adop­ti­on from AWS, Cis­co, Clou­de­ra, Core­Wea­ve, Dell Tech­no­lo­gies, Drop­box, Erics­son, Fuji­tsu, Goog­le Cloud, Hew­lett Packard Enter­pri­se, IBM Cloud, Inspur Infor­ma­ti­on, IONOS, Leno­vo, Los Ala­mos Natio­nal Labo­ra­to­ry, Micro­soft Azu­re, NVIDIA, Ora­cle Cloud, OVH­cloud, phoe­nix­NAP, Red­Hat, SAP, Super­Mi­cro, Tele­fo­ni­ca and VMware, among others.
• With the most built-in acce­le­ra­tors of any CPU in the world for key workloads such as AI, ana­ly­tics, net­wor­king, secu­ri­ty, sto­rage and high per­for­mance com­pu­ting (HPC), 4th Gen Intel Xeon Sca­lable and Intel Max Series fami­lies deli­ver lea­der­ship per­for­mance in a pur­po­se-built workload-first approach.
• 4th Gen Intel Xeon Sca­lable pro­ces­sors are Intel’s most sus­tainable data cen­ter pro­ces­sors, deli­ve­ring a ran­ge of fea­tures for opti­mi­zing power and per­for­mance, making opti­mal use of CPU resour­ces to help achie­ve cus­to­mers’ sus­taina­bi­li­ty goals.
• When com­pared with pri­or gene­ra­ti­ons, 4th Gen Xeon cus­to­mers can expect a 2.9x¹ avera­ge per­for­mance per watt effi­ci­en­cy impro­ve­ment for tar­ge­ted workloads when uti­li­zing built-in acce­le­ra­tors, up to 70-watt² power savings per CPU in opti­mi­zed power mode with mini­mal per­for­mance loss for sel­ect workloads and a 52% to 66% lower total cost of owner­ship (TCO)³.

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