Parts/CPUs/Intel Xeon Platinum 8160
CPUs · Skylake-SP · 2017
Intel Xeon Platinum 8160
24-core Xeon, two per node in MareNostrum 4.
Why this part
MareNostrum 4's general-purpose partition, and a reminder that most of the world's scientific computing is still done on ordinary two-socket x86 nodes with nothing attached to them. Barcelona ran that partition alongside explicitly experimental ones based on Power9 and on Arm, treating the machine as a place to evaluate architectures rather than only to run jobs.
Systems using this part
- Systems
- 5
- Rmax underneath
- 37.27 PFlop/s
- Units recorded
- 3,200
1 of 5 edges disclose a quantity
| System | Role | Country | Units | System Rmax | Supplied by | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JMA Cray XC50 2018-06-05 | CPU | Japan | - | 5.73 PFlop/s | Intel | - |
| HPC4 2018-01 | CPU | Italy | 3,200 | 12.21 PFlop/s | Intel | #13 → |
| CLAIX-2018 2018 | CPU | Germany | - | 2.48 PFlop/s | Intel | #92 → |
| MareNostrum 4 2017-06 | CPU | Spain | - | 6.47 PFlop/s | Intel | #13 → |
| Marconi 2016 | CPU | Italy | - | 10.38 PFlop/s | Intel | #12 → |
“Units recorded” sums only the edges where a public source states a quantity. It is a floor, not a total, and should never be read as installed base.