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Buy Intel Xeon E7
The Intel Xeon E7 processors are among the most powerful server CPUs that Intel has developed for business-critical workloads. This processor family has been specifically designed for use in mission-critical servers and high-performance computing systems, offering maximum scalability, reliability and computing power for demanding enterprise applications.
The Xeon E7 family comprises several generations and model series, including the Intel Xeon E7 v2, Xeon E7 v3 and Xeon E7 v4. Whilst the v2 series is based on the Ivy Bridge architecture, the v3 models utilise the Haswell microarchitecture and the v4 models the Broadwell microarchitecture. Depending on the variant, configurations with up to 24 cores and 48 threads are available, making these processors ideal for highly parallel computations. The models also differ in clock speed, cache size and TDP, ensuring that the right CPU is available for every requirement.
Typical applications for Xeon E7 server processors include in-memory databases, ERP systems, business intelligence, virtualisation platforms and enterprise computing with the highest availability requirements. Businesses benefit from support for up to eight sockets per system, enabling enormous vertical scaling. Features such as RAS (Reliability, Availability, Serviceability), advanced error correction and hardware-based security technologies ensure maximum operational reliability.
From a technical perspective, the Intel Xeon E7 CPUs impress with support for DDR3 or DDR4 ECC memory with up to 1.5 TB of RAM per socket, PCI Express connectivity for fast I/O operations, and Intel Virtualisation Technology for efficient resource utilisation in virtualised environments. The integrated AES-NI encryption provides additional protection for sensitive data.
Refurbished Intel Xeon E7 processors offer a cost-effective alternative to buying new. Tested and certified refurbished equipment makes it possible to upgrade or expand high-performance multi-processor servers cost-effectively without compromising on quality or reliability. The availability of compatible CPUs is a key advantage, particularly for existing server infrastructures.