Itanium®-based servers deliver the scalable performance, reliability, and headroom for your most compute-intensive workloads, including direct replacement for RISC and mainframe platforms. Because Itanium processors are available in commercial off-the-shelf hardware from a rich ecosystem of system and solution providers, they can quickly meet mission-critical needs.
Itanium-based servers are incredibly scalable, allowing configuration in systems of as many as 512 processors and a full petabyte (1024TB) of RAM. Together with full support for both 32-bit and 64-bit applications, that capacity provides unmatched flexibility in tailoring systems to your enterprise needs.Product information Explore the following resources for more in-depth information about the Intel Itanium processor 9000 sequence: Global support Related papers Features and benefits Dual-core processing, EPIC architecture, and Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology∇ Supports massive, multi-level parallelism for today's data-intensive workloads
Provides headroom for fast access to information and real-time decision making
Delivers fast responses to complex computationsSupport for up to 512 processors and one petabyte (1024TB) RAM Provides scalable performance for enterprise flexibility
Gives IT the ability to increase processor and memory capacity as needed, in an open-ended frameworkUp to 24MB of low-latency L3 cache Prevents idle processing cycles with a high-bandwidth data supply to the execution cores
Increases the efficiency of the memory subsystemIntel® Cache Safe Technology Automatically recovers cache after cache errors
Delivers mainframe-class availabilityEnhanced machine check architecture Automatically detects, logs, and corrects errors
Provides maximum system uptimeIntel® Virtualization Technology (Intel® VT)± Reduces virtualization complexity and increases performance
Increases operating system compatibilityDemand-based switching Dynamically reduced energy consumption during typical CPU utilization (in conjunction with enabled OS) Core level lock-step Enables one processor core to mirror the operations of the other