Intel Announces The Worlds First x86 CPU With HBM Memory: Xeon Max
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Intel, today, announced the world's first x86 CPU with HBM memory: the Intel Xeon CPU Max Series. This is a product line we have previously referred to as Sapphire Rapids and will comprise of 56 performance cores (112 threads) and a 350W TDP. It features an EMIB based design divided into four clusters. But most interestingly, it also features 64 GB of HBM2e memory divided into 4x clusters of 16GB for a net total of 1 TB/s memory bandwidth and more than 1GB of HBM per core. Related Story NVIDIA Secures a Hefty CoWoS Supply From Intel To Fulfill Upcoming […]
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