New trends in Intel servers: Emerald Rapids processors are about to debut

According to news on September 9, Intel CFO David Zinsner (Davis Zinsner) spoke at the Technology Conference held recently It was revealed at the Citi conference that despite facing some challenges in the server field, the company is taking proactive measures to ensure that it moves forward steadily in future competition.

Zinsner said that although Sapphire Rapids Xeon processors are great in terms of performance, but have some limitations in terms of total cost of ownership, which makes it impossible to meet the needs of all customers. Therefore, Intel plans to launch a new product, Emerald Rapids processor, as a step in the right direction. Emerald Rapids processors will be powered by Raptor Cove cores, using the advanced Intel 7 process node. although Raptor Cove's performance gains are more limited, but the processor will offer impressive specs, including 64 cores, 128 threads, 320MB cache, as well as support for DDR5-5600 memory and up to 80 PCIe Gen5 lanes.

According to the editor’s understanding, Intel plans to launch Sierra Forest and Granite Rapids processors using the Intel 3 process next year, which will be an important turning point in product performance. These initiatives are designed to help Intel consolidate its position in the highly competitive server market, meet the diverse needs of customers, and achieve continued growth. Although it still faces challenges, Intel is confident about the future and will continue to work hard to innovate to ensure its leadership in the technology field

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