E5 Performance Excellence future may dominate data center

Intel Company's former CIO Diane Bryant, general manager of the company's data center and Systems Interconnection Group, said Intel Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/38794.html "> The main business has been developed from the installation of the Xeon server to the sales of Xeon processors. Of course, Intel's engineers have been developing the next generation of Xeon processors, only so that users will continue to support the Intel Xeon processor.

Intel's wording at the Xeon E5-2600 Processor conference in San Francisco was markedly different from the "Cloud 2015" argument on the Open Data Center Alliance in October 2010.

At this time last year, the Intel Corporate Data Center group (now comprised of Ethernet and InfiniBand networks, so that the name changed to the data center and the interconnected Systems Group) 's top processors more fully elaborated on Intel's cloud strategy.

The new Xeon E5-2600 processor is designed for dual servers, Bryant says the new xeone5-2600 processor is the "heart of the data center", dramatically increasing the capacity and bandwidth requirements of the data center load.

By the end of 2015, the number of Internet users will reach 3.2 billion, a total of 1 billion more than 2010. By 2015, there will be more than 15 billion of the equipment connected to the Internet, the entire Internet traffic will reach 1 zettabyte. These end users and their applications will bring a huge demand for servers, storage, and network capacity-and, of course, Intel's Xeon processor will be in a significant position.

Bryant the Intel C6000 Xeon chip design has increased its performance by more than twice times compared with the Intel Xeon 5500 series processor "Patsburg", which used the "Nehalem-ep" microarchitecture three years ago.

In more than 400 designs, the number of designs used to store the product has not been disclosed. More than 100 designs are in service with telecom companies. For these telecommunications and service provider applications, Intel provides a longer product lifecycle assurance-which means that users can replace spare parts over a longer period of time than standard servers and servers running at higher temperatures.

Although Bryant did not spend much time talking about the "supply, speed" of the Intel Xeon E5 processor and the "slots and power" of the server platform using the Intel Xeon E5 processor, But she explains some of the unique technologies and how early adopters of end users deploy these unique technologies in a production environment.

"It is clear that one of the core requirements is pure performance. Bryant said that since 2000, almost all new processors released by Intel have improved performance by more than 100%. The huge change in the Intel Xeon E5 processor is also a boost in CPU performance, which can handle specific applications more than 80% of the previous Intel Xeon 5600 series processors, and the Intel Xeon E5 Processor's ability to handle floating-point computations has increased dramatically.

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