Raytheon Bora FX2 domestic server released, equipped with dual 32-core Kaisheng KH-40000 processor

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the clue delivery here! CTOnews.com November 22, Raytheon launched a new Bora FX2 server, which is equipped with Mega Core's new generation of Kaisheng KH-40000 server processors.

Bora FX2 is a high-performance 2U general-purpose rack server developed by Raytheon based on the latest generation of mega core Kaisheng KH-40000 server processors, equipped with 2-way KH-40000/16 processors, 32 CPU cores, reference frequency 2.2GHz, support DDR4 3200 RDIMM memory, the highest capacity 1TB.

CTOnews.com learned that Kasheng KH-40000/16 processor is based on Mega Core's new self-developed "Yongfeng" kernel microarchitecture, a single processor integrates 16 CPU cores, the highest operating frequency 2.7GHz, provides 32MB cache, a single processor supports 4-channel DDR4 memory and 64-channel PCIe 3.0, and supports the newly upgraded multiplex interconnect ZPI 3.0 technology.

"Mega Core releases a new generation of 16nm victorious KH-40000 and Kaixian KX-6000G series processors, and runs test comes out."

According to officials, Raytheon Bora FX2 server supports a wide range of server operating systems, as well as domestic databases and middleware, and is compatible with all kinds of software and hardware, which can help users quickly build domestic computing platforms needed for business and achieve fast and smooth migration.

Product features:

2 Lu Kaisheng KH-40000/16 processor, 2.2GHz, highest operating frequency 2.7GHz

8 × 16GB DDR4 3200MT / s RDIMM, which supports a maximum of 1TB

Standard 480GB SSD+3 × 4TB 3.5in HDD

Support for 12 × (3.5 SATA 2.5 inch) + 2 × (2.5 inch) + 2 × built-in M.2 hard disk expansion

Support for RAID 0max 1max 5max 10 disk array

Provide 8 × PCIe 3.0 expansion slots + 1 × OCP 3.0 expansion slots

Support for IPMI management, onboard AST2500 BMC chip

Through the national compulsory CCC certification, energy conservation certification