IntelXeon

Intel Xeon is a brand of x86 microprocessors designed and manufactured by Intel Corporation. These processors are specifically targeted towards the server, workstation, and high-performance computing markets. Unlike Intel's Core processors, which are primarily aimed at mainstream consumer desktops and laptops, Xeon processors are built with features that emphasize reliability, scalability, and performance for demanding professional workloads.

Key characteristics of Intel Xeon processors include support for larger amounts of system memory (RAM), often featuring more memory channels and error-correcting code (ECC) memory for increased data integrity. They also typically offer a higher core count and thread count compared to consumer-grade CPUs, enabling them to handle multiple simultaneous tasks efficiently. Many Xeon processors also support multi-processor configurations, allowing multiple CPUs to be installed in a single system for enhanced processing power.

Intel Xeon processors are available in various product families, such as Xeon Scalable processors, designed for cloud computing, AI, and data analytics, and Xeon W processors, tailored for professional workstations used in content creation, engineering, and scientific research. The specific features and performance capabilities vary significantly between different Xeon models, catering to a wide spectrum of enterprise and specialized computing needs.