Data-Centric Solutions for the 5G and Data Eras – Intel Chip Chat – Episode 690
In this Intel Chip Chat audio podcast with Allyson Klein: Jennifer Huffstetler, Vice President, Data Platforms Group, and General Manager, Strategy, Xeon and Memory Group at Intel, joins host Allyson Klein to update on Intel’s data-centric strategy for network transformation and share news on additions to its unmatched portfolio of products for 5G network infrastructure. The latest updates continue to further Intel’s vision of enabling customers to do more with data, wherever data occurs.
This week, Intel introduced many exciting advances to enable network transformation from core to edge, headlined by the Intel Atom P5900 processor, a a 10nm system-on-a-chip for wireless base stations, and expansion of Intel’s 2nd-gen Intel Xeon Scalable processor line-up. These latest processors deliver customers up to 36% higher performance [1] over the prior generation for our customers across their cloud, network, and edge needs.
Other announcements this week, including the launch of the new Intel Ethernet 700 Series network adapters with Hardware-Enhanced Precision Time Protocol (PTP), which increases the timing precision required for 5G networks through a combination of hardware and software enhancements, and the all-new structured ASIC codenamed “Diamond Mesa” for 5G networks, illustrate the unique breadth and depth of Intel’s 5G infrastructure portfolio. Diamond Mesa targets up to 2x the performance or half the power of its predecessor.
To learn more about these announcements, please visit the Intel Newsroom, learn more at intel.com/xeonscalable, and follow Jennifer on Twitter at twitter.com/jenhuffstetler.
[1]: 1.36x average performance gains across workloads: Geomean of Integer Throughput, Floating Point Throughput, Stream Triad, and Linpack – Configurations: Gold 6258R: 1-node, 2x Intel Xeon Gold 6258R on Intel Reference platform with 384 GB (12 slots / 32 GB / 2933) total memory, ucode 0x500002c, HT on for all except off for Stream, Linpack, Turbo on, with Ubuntu19.10, 5.3.0-24-generic, int=323, fp=262, Stream=224.4, Linpack=3305, test by Intel on 12/25/2019. vs. Gold 6152: 1-node, 2x Intel Xeon Gold 6152 on Intel Reference platform with 384 GB (12 slots / 32 GB / 2933) total memory, ucode 0x500002c, HT on for all except off for Stream, Linpack, Turbo on, with Ubuntu19.10, 5.3.0-24-generic, int=224, fp=198, Stream=200.9, Linpack=1988, test by Intel on 12/25/2019.
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