Intel announced its new Cascade Lake advanced performance and Xeon E-2100 processors on Nov. 5, providing new options for organizations to improve performance for both high-end and entry level servers.
The Cascade Lake advanced performance silicon is a multi-chip platform that will include up to 48 cores on each CPU and will support 12 DDR4 memory channels for each socket. The Cascade Lake advanced performance chips are being targeted for deployment in 2-socket server systems.
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