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Advanced Features Are Designed into the Silicon

Synergy among compute, network, and storage is built in. Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors optimize interconnectivity with a focus on speed without compromising data security. Here are just a few of the value-added features

Optimize Performance

New features such as Intel® Advanced Vector Extension 512 (Intel® AVX-512) improve with workload-optimized performance and throughput increases for advanced analytics, high performance computing (HPC) applications, and data compression.

Accelerate Critical Workloads

Speed up data compression and cryptography with integrated Intel® QuickAssist Technology (Intel® QAT).

Operate More Efficiently

High-speed Integrated Intel® Ethernet (up to 4x10GbE) helps reduce total system cost. It also lowers power consumption and improves transfer latency of large storage blocks and virtual machine migration.

Improve Security

Deploy hardware-enhanced security to protect data and system operations without compromising performance.

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DDR4—Packing Power and Performance into a New Generation

DDR4 is ideal for high-end enterprise and storage systems as well as cloud server providers that support applications requiring large memory footprints, such as in-memory databases and real-time analytics.

DDR4 is the newest iteration in DRAM, loaded with new features that improve reliability, speed, power, and stacking capabilities for the enterprise, micro-server, ultrathin, and tablet markets. With data rates reaching 2666 Mb/s, DDR4 increases performance up to 50% over DDR3. DDR4 also delivers a 20% reduction in voltage over DDR3—however, when DDR4’s additional power-saving features are taken into account, total overall power savings versus DDR3 can be as much as 35%.

The new boundary scan feature (also known as JTAG) enables early fault detection during testing, thereby reducing debug time, improving system reliability, and ultimately, saving development and production costs.

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