Super micro computer, inc. delivers performance boost to high-density, entry-level, and embedded servers with the new intel xeon e-2200 processors
Super micro computer, inc. (smci) announced enhanced performance on a broad range of servers, workstations, and motherboards that leverage the new intel xeon e-2200 processors. in addition to refreshed four- and six-core processors, intel has introduced new eight-core processors where the top frequency rate can increase to 5 ghz from 4.5 ghz on specific processors with turbo boost, bringing up to a 16% gain in multi-threaded integer operations. the intel xeon e-2200 family also supports 128gb of 2666 mhz memory, double the amount from the previous processor generation.supermicro's x11sc-series motherboards for intel xeon e-2100 will also support the new intel xeon e-2200 processors with eight different models in micro-atx, mini-itx, and wide i/o (wio) form factors for a variety of end markets. customers can use these motherboards for entry-level servers, smb systems, workstations, edge computing, and other appliances. by installing motherboards based on the intel xeon e-2200, customers can increase computing power without additional system reconfiguration requirements, whether they are using an optimized supermicro chassis, or one of their own. the new intel xeon e-2200 processors include intel software guard extensions (intel sgx) for enhanced application code and data security. the intel xeon e-2200 processors will instantly increase the computing capability of selected supermicro systems across several product families. enterprise and smb customers can get more performance out of their entry-level 5019c-series servers and 5039c-series workstations. data centers that implement microblade and microcloud high-density systems, as well as users of the superblade gpu blade, will also benefit greatly from the additional cores and higher frequency in their multi-node implementations. as edge computing continues to grow with iot and 5g deployments, the intel xeon e-2200 processors will enable the addition of more end devices and local processing to support new services with 1019c and 5019c rackmount servers.
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