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Today, Intel is introducing new Xeon D-series processors: the D-2700 and D-1700. Intel says Xeon D-series processors are purpose-built for software-defined networking and edge computing, with integrated AI and cryptographic acceleration, support for Intel TCC and TSN technologies, and industrial-grade reliability.
Intel says the new Xeon D-2700 and Xeon D-1700 meet the needs of rugged environments where space and power are limited. They feature industrial-grade reliability, multiple hardware-based security features, and up to 56 high-speed PCIe channels to support high-bandwidth networks up to 100Gb Ethernet.
Intel's new D-series Xeon processors are based on the Sunny Cove Core architecture, with the D-1700 selectable from 4 to 10 cores and the D-2700 selectable 4 to 20 cores, supporting 4 channels of DDR4 memory with a frequency of 3200 MHz.
In terms of performance, the new D-series Xeon processors improve vision processing inference by up to 2.4 times, and complex network workloads such as 5G UPF at the edge of the network up to 1.7 times.
Intel said more than 70 technology companies are working with Intel to develop products with the latest Intel Xeon D processors, including Cisco, Juniper Networks and others.
Today, AITO Auto officially announced the final price of the Q&I M5, as follows:
The suggested retail price after the subsidy of the standard version of the rear-drive is from 249,800 yuan;
The suggested retail price of the four-wheel drive performance version after subsidy is 279,800 yuan;
The suggested retail price of the four-wheel drive flagship version after subsidies is 319,800 yuan.
