Intel Introduced Its New Products for Data Centers

Located within Intel Intel Data Center Grouptoday introduced three new products specific to artificial intelligence and big data analytics. Among the new products introduced by the company 3rd generation Xeon Scalable processors, 200 series Optane Persistent memory, artificial intelligence optimized Stratix 10 NX FPGAs and faster 3D NAND based SSDs took place.

Over the past years, Intel has adopted a versatile perspective in data center products. In addition to increasing the performance of its processors, the company also paid attention to bringing the data closer to the processor and thus making data access faster. Let's take a closer look at the new products Intel introduced today.

Intel's new generation products:

Intel's new 3rd generation Xeon Scalable processors debuted with the code name 'Cooper Lake'. The processor series is produced for 4 and 8 socket systems in total. up to 11 processors owner. Cores of processors from 16 cores starting from to 28 cores It extends up to . However, the maximum 38.5MB cache It is also included in this processor series.

The second generation Optane 200 series memories introduced today, 3D XPoint It uses memory technology. Thus, memories, NAND flash It offers much better performance than memory. With the new Optane 200 series, Intel offers its customers up to 4.5TB per socket It can provide memory.

Another product introduced today, artificial intelligence-optimized Stratix 10 NX FPGAs, has a 14 nm FPGA structure. The company's new product, Intel AI Tensor Blocks It hosts new artificial intelligence-optimized arithmetic blocks called . Intel claims that the new series offers 15 times better INT8 performance than the previous generation Stratix 10 MX.

The last product Intel introduced today was its new 3D NAND SSDs. The company's new SSDs have 40% lower latency and 33% more throughput than the previous generation SSDs. However, according to Intel, these SSDs are today's most advanced TLC 3D NAND SSDs will be.