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Intel has just announced that it is discontinuing the Knights Landing or KNL Intel® Xeon Phi™, which was Intel’s first processor to deliver the performance of an accelerator with the benefits of a standard host CPU.
Intel announced discontinuance of its entire Knights Landing socketed 7200-series Xeon line: part numbers 7210, 7210F, 7230, 7230F, 7250, 7250F, 7290, and 7290F.
The last day to order KNL products is August 31, 2018, and the final shipment date is July 19, 2019.
Designed to help solve your biggest challenges faster and with greater efficiency, the KNL Intel Xeon Phi processor enables machines to rapidly learn without being explicitly programmed. It also helps drive new breakthroughs using high performance modeling and simulation, visualization and data analytics.
Solve Your Biggest Challenges Ever
Designed from the ground up to eliminate bottlenecks, the Knights Landing Intel Xeon Phi processor is Intel’s first bootable host processor specifically designed for highly parallel workloads, and the first to integrate both memory and fabric technologies.
Featuring up to 72 powerful and efficient cores with ultra-wide vector capabilities (Intel® Advanced Vector Extensions or AVX-512), the KNL Intel Xeon Phi processor raises the bar for highly parallel computing. With no dependency on the PCIe bus, the versatile processor is capable of handling a wide variety of workloads and configurations that are not supported by accelerators.
Integration of 16GB of high-bandwidth memory delivers up to 490 GB/s of sustained memory bandwidth for memory-bound workloads, and the available dual-port Intel® Omni-Path Fabric further reduces solution cost, power and space utilization.
Xeon Phi (KNL) presentation
Complete and submit this short form and you will receive a free copy of Advanced Clustering's presentation about the benefits and features of the new Knights Landing Intel Xeon Phis.
Designed for parallel workflows; it’s a whole server
The new Knights Landing Xeon Phi Compute Blocks are specifically designed for parallelized workflows in the high performance computing (HPC) market. Contact your Advanced Clustering sales representative today to learn more. If you’re new to Advanced Clustering, email us today.
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Intel Xeon Phi processor options
Xeon Phi 7290
Based on Knights Landing KNL
(Discontinued)
- 72x 1.5GHz cores
- 16GB of memory
- 7.2GT/s memory bandwidth
- 3.45 teraflop double-precision
- 245W TDP
Xeon Phi 7250
Based on Knights Landing KNL
(Discontinued)
- 68x 1.4GHz cores
- 16GB of memory
- 7.2 GT/s memory bandwidth
- 3.05 teraflop double-precision
- 215W TDP
Xeon Phi 7230
Based on Knights Landing KNL
(Discontinued)
- 64x 1.3GHz cores
- 16GB of memory
- 7.2 GT/s memory bandwidth
- 2.66 teraflop double-precision
- 215W TDP
Xeon Phi 7210
Based on Knights Landing KNL
(Discontinued)
- 64x 1.3GHz cores
- 16GB of memory
- 6.4GT/s memory bandwidth
- 2.66 teraflop gigaflop double-precision
- 215W TDP
Intel Xeon Phi processor systems
Xeon PHI Compute Node
Intel Xeon® Phi™ processors provide more efficient performance than traditional CPUs. Our Phi compute node is well suited to highly parallel workloads.
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CPU
1x up to 72 core Intel Xeon Phi (Knights Landing)
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MEMORY
6x DDR4 2400MHz DIMM sockets (Max: 384 GB)
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STORAGE
3x 3.5″SAS,SATA,SSD drive bays (Max: 30 TB)
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CONNECTIVITY
Onboard 2x 1Gb NICs & Optional: 10GbE, 40GbE, InfiniBand, OmniPath, 100GbE
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DENSITY
Compute Block rackmount chassis with redundant power