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New 5th Gen Intel Xeon Processors are Built with AI Acceleration in Every Core

24 Sep, 2015
(image for) New 5th Gen Intel Xeon Processors are Built with AI Acceleration in Every Core

Guess what's new? Intel just released their 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors at the AI Everywhere event! These processors, also known as Emerald Rapids, are super cool because they give you more power while using less energy. This means they can handle all sorts of important tasks like artificial intelligence, high performance computing, networking, storage, databases, and security. And get this - it's only been less than a year since the last upgrade! Plus, these processors work with the 4th Gen Intel Xeon processors, so you can upgrade without breaking the bank. So not only are you getting more speed and power, but you're also helping the environment by reducing costs and carbon emissions. How awesome is that?

“Designed for AI, our 5th Gen Intel Xeon processors provide greater performance to customers deploying AI capabilities across cloud, network and edge use cases. As a result of our long-standing work with customers, partners and the developer ecosystem, we’re launching 5th Gen Intel Xeon on a proven foundation that will enable rapid adoption and scale at lower TCO.”

–Sandra Rivera, Intel executive vice president and general manager of Data Center and AI Group

The 5th Gen Xeon processors are super smart and can handle all kinds of AI tasks without needing extra help. They can do things like language models really quickly, with less than a 100 millisecond delay. Compared to the older Xeon processors, these new ones are 21% faster for regular tasks and use 36% less energy. If you upgrade to these new processors every five years, you could save up to 77% on your total cost.

The new 5th Gen Xeon processors are here to bring some serious power and efficiency to the table. These bad boys can support up to 64 cores per CPU and have almost triple the cache of the last generation. They also come with eight channels of DDR5 per CPU, which means super fast data transfer speeds. Plus, they have Intel UPI 2.0 to boost inter-socket bandwidth.

The best part? These new processors are compatible with the old ones, so you can easily upgrade your system. Big companies like Cisco, Dell, and Lenovo will be offering systems with these processors starting in 2024. And major cloud service providers will have them available throughout the year.

One cool feature of these processors is Intel Trust Domain Extensions (Intel TDX), which adds extra security and privacy at the virtual machine level. This means your data is safe from prying eyes. With these new processors, Intel is really stepping up their game and providing some awesome benefits for their customers and partners.

Exciting news! Intel just released their 5th Gen Xeon processors, following the launch of the 4th Gen earlier this year. These new processors are faster and more efficient than ever before. And get this - next year, Intel is planning to release even more powerful processors called Sierra Forest and Granite Rapids. Sierra Forest will have up to 288 cores for super fast processing, while Granite Rapids will focus on performance. Get ready for some major upgrades in the world of technology!

 

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