Intel last night unveiled a roadmap for the Xeon platform for 2023-2025, including the fifth-generation Emerald Rapids at the end of this year, Sierra Forest/Granite Rapids next year, and Clearwater Forest the year after next.

Among themEmerald Rapids, which will be named the fifth generation Xeon scalable processor, is now ready for sample and is under batch verification. It will be delivered on schedule in the fourth quarter of this year. Pay.

It will continue the current Intel 7 manufacturing process, P-core performance core architecture, Chiplet small chip package, LGA4677 interface, officials say it will have extremely high kernel performance, achieve higher energy efficiency within the same power consumption range, and continue to have built-in accelerators to optimize for specific workloads.

Intel also showed the chip and wafer samples of Emerald Rapids on the spot, and you can seeThe current four side-by-side small chips on the fourth-generation Sapphire Rapids have become two.

The current four side-by-side small chips on the fourth-generation Sapphire Rapids have become two.Obviously, the number of cores integrated on a single chip will greatly increase in the new generation, now only 15 cores can be achieved, four cores can reach 60 cores, and then

This is the current Sapphire Rapids.

In the first half of next year, Sierra Forest will adopt E nuclear design for the first time, with a maximum of 144cores, and introduce Intel 3 manufacturing process for the first time., LGA7529 encapsulation interface.

This is followed by Granite Rapids,P nuclear products, which are making good progress in major projects and have already sent samples. For the first time, the specification supports DDR5 RDIMM memory technology called MCR (Multiplexing Array), with the highest frequency up to 8800MHz.

The second generation of Clearwater Forest,E nuclear products will be upgraded toThe second generation of Clearwater Forest,E nuclear products will be upgraded to