Intel Xeon 6 processor energy efficiency core version officially announced on June 6

According to news from this site on June 3, according to Intel China’s official Weibo, the Intel Xeon 6 energy-efficiency core processor will be released on June 6. Judging from the official poster, the processor will have the following characteristics:

Using a new generation of "new process" technology, the performance per watt is expected to more than double.

The rack density is doubled, and the number of processor cores is expected to jump significantly.

While carbon emissions are significantly reduced, energy efficiency is expected to improve.

According to the financial report data released by Intel in April this year, the energy-efficiency core version of Xeon 6 processing The processor was ready to ship at that time, and the performance core version will be launched in the third quarter.

Both Intel Xeon 6 processors are based on the Intel 3 process and include two versions for the LGA 4710 and LGA 7529 sockets.

Among them, the Sierra Forest processor can reach up to 288 cores. Compared with the second generation Intel Xeon processor, the performance per watt is 2.4 times higher and the rack density is 2.7 times higher;

And the Granite Rapids The upper limit of the number of processor cores will reach at least 120, support the MXFP4 data format, and can run the 70 billion parameter Llama-2 model.

According to previous reports on this site, Intel’s 2023-2025 Xeon processor roadmap announced last year shows that the Xeon series will be divided into P-Core and E-Core two series , the former is the previous Xeon series, and the latter is a newly added energy-saving architecture that will provide better power efficiency.

2023-2025 Xeon Xeon CPU roadmap includes:

Emerald Rapids (P-Core) at the end of 2023;

Sierra Forest (E-Core) in the first half of 2024 -Core), and the later Granite Rapids (P-Core);

Clearwater Forest (E-Core) in 2025.

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