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Workstations Intel Xeon Scalable

Workstations Intel Xeon Scalable

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Workstations Intel Xeon Scalable

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Configure Dual-Socket Intel Xeon Scalable Workstations

In this category, you'll find Intel Xeon Scalable workstations based on Socket 4677, the highest tier of the Intel platform: As dual-Xeon configurations with two freely selectable processors from the Silver, Gold, and Platinum series, they combine the maximum number of cores, the largest memory capacity, and the reliability of a server platform in a workstation format. Ideal for highly parallel simulations, CPU rendering with V-Ray and Arnold, virtualization, and deep learning workflows that exceed the capabilities of a single socket. Configure your Xeon Scalable workstation now for maximum performance.

 

Server Technology in a Workstation Chassis

 

Two processors mean double the resources: With 80 PCIe 5.0 lanes per CPU, the platform supports up to four professional graphics cards and extensive NVMe arrays simultaneously, and the 8-channel memory controller per processor delivers massive bandwidth for data-intensive workloads. ECC RDIMM configurations extending into the terabyte range keep even the largest datasets accessible. We design the cooling, power supply, and chassis for continuous operation under full load and test every system before shipment. For memory-intensive applications, it’s also worth taking a look at the system’s NUMA architecture, since software that correctly accounts for the processors’ two memory regions scales noticeably better than applications that do not support NUMA. The high number of cores is also advantageous for virtualizing multiple isolated environments on a single physical system, as computing power can be neatly distributed across individual virtual machines.

 

Who Should Consider the Intel Xeon Scalable Platform

 

This platform is the right choice when a single socket can no longer handle your workload—for example, with very large simulation models, server-like virtualization workstations, or deep learning preprocessing that requires many CPU cores to run in parallel. For most single-user applications, however, the simpler and more affordable Xeon W platform is sufficient. The extra cost for the second socket is only worth it when the number of cores itself becomes the limiting factor for your workload.

 

Configure Your Custom Xeon Scalable Workstation

 

In the Workstation Configurator, you can customize your system to meet your specific needs. If you’re still deciding whether your workload requires two sockets or if a Xeon W platform is sufficient, our Workstation Buying Guide offers concrete recommendations tailored to each use case. If a single socket is sufficient for you, you’ll find the more compact alternative among our Intel Xeon W workstations. You can find an overview of all series under Intel Workstations.

 

Key Features at a Glance

 

Two freely selectable processors, up to 128 cores / 256 threads in a dual-processor configuration

▷ Up to 1.5 TB DDR5 ECC RDIMM, 8 channels per CPU

80 PCI Express 5.0 lanes per processor

▷ Up to 4 professional GPUs

 

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