Qualcomm Centriq 2400 Officially Launched

[Patrick Kennedy]

We have details on the $1,995, 48 core 2.6GHz Qualcomm Centriq 2460 CPU with 18 billion transistors produced on the Samsung 10nm process node

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[MiniKnight]

I don't get the appeal. Low power and fast integer but no I/O. All the pics I saw of servers like the HP were all storage focused but it's got 32 pcie and 8 sata

 

[sean]

I wonder how it's going to compare to Cavium's ThunderX2. It's much faster than the first generation and already shipping.

 

[chilipepperz]

I wonder how it's going to compare to Cavium's ThunderX2. It's much faster than the first generation and already shipping.

And that comes in dual cpu nodes

 

[mbello]

@Patrick I can't open the article, clicking on the link to it gives me "Bad Gateway" and blank page.

All other articles are opening just fine.

 

[Edu]

I don't get the appeal. Low power and fast integer but no I/O. All the pics I saw of servers like the HP were all storage focused but it's got 32 pcie and 8 sata

Higher performance per watt and lower price, for customers that don't need too much connectivity.
Cloudflare did some benchmarks: ARM Takes Wing: Qualcomm vs. Intel CPU comparison
It has double the performance per watt of a dual Xeon Silver server.

 

[i386]

Another point for ARM on server: costs.
Custom cpus (asics/fpgas for ai training/machine learning + ARM cores) from different vendors (broadcom, samsung or others) are cheaper than custom Intel cpus.

 

[i386]

Red Hat announced RHEL 7.4 for arm servvers: Red Hat introduces Arm server support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux