SkyLake-SP: A 14nm 28-Core xeon® processor

Published: 01 Jan 2018, Last Modified: 30 Sept 2024ISSCC 2018EveryoneRevisionsBibTeXCC BY-SA 4.0
Abstract: SkyLake-SP (Scalable Performance), code name SKX, is the next generation Xeon® server processor fabricated on the Intel® 14nm tri-gate CMOS technology with 11-metal layers [1,2]. The SKX processor family has three core-count configurations. Each SKX core is accompanied by 1MB of dedicated L2 (2 <sup>nd</sup> level cache) and 1.375MB of non-exclusive L3 (3 <sup>rd</sup> level cache). At its maximum configuration of 28 cores, the SKX processor supports 6 DDR4 channels (2666MT/s), 3×20-lanes UPI processor-to-processor links (10.4GT/s) and x48+4 PCIE links (8GT/s). SKX supports per-core power-performance optimization enabled by on-die integrated voltage regulators (FIVR) [3, 4]. A new 2-dimensional synchronous on-die MESH fabric interconnects all the on-die components. Fig. 2.1.1 shows the overall architecture of the SKX processor.
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