ZTE launches new G5 series servers based on Intel fourth generation Xeon scalable processors

According to CTOnews.com news on January 12, ZTE held a press conference today to officially launch new G5 series servers based on the fourth generation Intel Xeon Extensible processor (Sapphire Rapids).

ZTE said that a total of five new servers were released this time, including R5200 G5 high-density servers, R5300 G5 panoramic general-purpose servers, R5500 G5 mass storage servers, R6500 G5 heterogeneous computing servers and R8500 G5 high-performance servers.

According to reports, ZTE G5 series servers use the latest Intel Xeon fourth-generation scalable processor, built-in acceleration engine, two-way support up to 120 cores. With high memory bandwidth design, it provides 32 DDR5 memory slots with a maximum speed of 4800MT / s, a 50% improvement in bandwidth performance, and supports Intel Aoteng memory 300 Series (Crow Pass). At the same time, the new PCIe 5.0 increases IO bandwidth by 150%.

CTOnews.com learned that ZTE said that the R6500 G5 heterogeneous computing server has built-in 20 heterogeneous computing intelligent acceleration engines to flexibly schedule different heterogeneous computing resources according to different application scenarios. At the same time, the new G5 series servers have flexible scalability. Take the R5300 G5 as an example, it provides a maximum of 41 2.5 "positions or 20 3.5" positions + 4 2.5 "positions, and provides high-speed I / O interfaces, based on hardware modularization and software platform design.

In other aspects, the new ZTE G5 series servers carry out multiple optimizations in heat dissipation design, power module, motherboard layout, etc. Power module supports 1x1 redundancy, fans support Numb1 redundancy, and key components such as hard drives and power supplies support hot swappable.