Accelerate Everything – From 5G to Data Center Workloads

The 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors contain several advanced technologies that speed up various workloads. However, specific workloads can benefit from dedicated acceleration engines on the CPU itself, dramatically improving performance, reducing power consumption, and reducing the number of cores needed for a particular workload. Compared to previous generations of Intel Xeon Scalable processors (2nd Gen and 3rd Gen), there are more cores per CPU, faster cores (both base clock and turbo boost), and the ability to communicate faster to devices external to the CPU. These new technologies include DDR5-4800MHz memory and PCIe Gen 5, which communicate to a wide range of peripherals. In addition, one of the most technological advances in the 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors is the built-in Intel Accelerator Engines that can increase the workload’s performance well beyond just the increase in cores and clock rates. This Supermicro Product Brief looks more closely at the available accelerators and how specific workloads will benefit.

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