Intel's new Xeon W series workstation processors revealed: 6-56 cores, supporting up to 8 channels of memory

Thank CTOnews.com netizens for forgetting the delivery of the melody clues! CTOnews.com December 2 news, bilibili user "ECSM_Official" has now released the new revelations of the Xeon W series workstation processors, which is a supplement to the previously exposed specifications.

According to reports, Intel's new Xeon W series workstation processors are divided into W3, W5, W7 and W9 series, with cores ranging from 6 cores to 56 cores. Among them, the 3XXX series adopts the MCM design, supports up to 8 channels of memory and has 112 PCIe channels, while the 2XXX series is a single Die design with 4 channels of memory and 64 PCIe channels. The supporting motherboard model of this series of processors is W790.

CTOnews.com has reported that Intel's new generation of high-performance workstation processors will include the Xeon WMY 3400 and Xeon WMY 2400 series, which do not use the large and small core design on Core, and are all Golden Cove cores. The Xeon Wmuri 3400 series uses up to 56 cores and supports 4TB's 8-channel DDR5 memory, while the Xeon Wmur2400 series supports up to 24 cores and up to 512 GB 4-channel DDR5 memory.

According to the latest news, Intel's new generation of workstation processors will be released in February next year and in April.