AMD EPYC 7002 series processors offer up to twice the performance of Intel Xeon and set world records in industry standard IT virtualization performance tests.

Virtualization and software-defined infrastructure (SDI) are critical to improve productivity and IT automation in the data center. AMD EPYC marks a new era in modern data centers. With a leading architecture, power and security features, the single-socket, guaranteed performance, and dual-socket, high-performance solutions of the 2nd generation AMD EPYC processors are ideal for IT virtualization environments. AMD EPYC solutions will allow you to reduce the total cost of ownership (CTP) much more compared to Intel Xeon Scalable processors and squeeze the budget to the maximum to invest what you saved in optimizing IT operations for your business to grow.

The AMD Infinity architecture breaks all barriers in terms of x86 performance, efficiency, security and overall system performance, which gives you total flexibility to adapt the solution to the specific requirements of your workloads. The EPYC single-socket, guaranteed performance solution offers more advanced features than many conventional two-socket systems. The high-performance double socket EPYC solution processes even the most demanding workloads. Implement with the peace of mind that a server with AMD EPYC technology gives you, approved to work with the main software-defined virtualization and infrastructure (SDI) applications.

Performs HPC tasks with superior performance and expandability. Analyze large data sets with greater memory capacity1 than Intel Xeon Scalable processors.

They also support 8 channels of DDR4 3200Mhz memory. This means that it is possible to have 2048Gb of RAM per system.

Today, AMD EPYC is the first and only processor for servers with x86 architecture that is prepared to work with PCIe 4.06. PCIe 4.0 offers twice the I / O performance of PCIe 3.0. You can take advantage of the 128 I / O lanes to double the network bandwidth that groups HPC sets and meets the voracious need for end-to-end bandwidth. For the needs of other applications and in virtualized environments, you can connect faster to GPU accelerators and NVMe drives, and even use integrated disk controllers to access active disks without the classic bottleneck of a PCIe RAID controller. 

Highlights...

* Processor for 786 x86 servers.
* Processor frequency: 2.5 GHz. (Turbo 3.35Ghz)
* Processor socket: SP3 socket.
* Memory channels: Octa, Memory types supported by the processor: DDR4-SDRAM at 3200 MHz.
* Improvements in energy consumption and access to non-uniform memory (NUMA).
* Up to four times more theoretical FLOPS.
* The best I / O bandwidth and memory of its kind.
* Prepared with PCIe 4.0.
* X86 compatibility.
* Improvements in microarchitecture.
* Advanced security features.
* TDP consumption: 180W.