MWC22 | Intel Introduces Xeon D-Series Processors for Network and Edge

     Intel introduces new Intel Xeon D-series processors: D-2700 and D-1700. As Intel's latest system-on-chip (SoC), this family of products is built for software-defined networking and the edge, integrating AI and cryptographic acceleration, built-in Ethernet, and support for Intel Timing Coordination Computing (Intel TCC) and Time Sensitive Networking (Intel TCC). TSN) with industrial-grade reliability. The new Intel Xeon D-series processors extend compute acceleration beyond the core data center to provide a better overall experience for critical networking and edge use cases and workloads.

     "As the industry moves into the era of software-defined everything, Intel is delivering programmable platforms for the network and edge to support what the industry has experienced to date," said Dan Rodriguez, vice president of Intel's Network and Edge Group and general manager of the Network Platform Group. One of the most significant transformations ever. This is where the new Intel Xeon D processor comes in. Designed for a wide range of use cases based on the proven and trusted Intel architecture, this processor will unleash innovation at the network and at the edge. potential."

     As two new members of Intel's network and edge processor family, the Intel® Xeon® D-2700 and Intel Xeon® D-1700 enable customers to meet their computing needs where they need it most, such as in space and power-constrained environments. They feature industrial-grade reliability, multiple hardware-based security features, and up to 56 high-speed PCIe lanes to support high-bandwidth networks up to 100GbE. The Intel Xeon D-1700 scales from 4 to 10 cores, and the Intel Xeon D-2700 scales from 4 to 20 cores, both offering customers a wide range of platforms to The computing and performance required to customize the solution.