We frequently receive inquiries from customers who are looking to purchase a processor for their server but are unsure what to look for. There are many processors on the market that are ideal fits, while others may be overkill. For example, if you’re a small business with a limited budget, you probably don’t need a processor with 24 cores. Buying a processor with those specifications will not only put you way over budget, but you may not even be able to use all of that processing power.Â
If you want to buy an Intel Xeon processor for a desktop, you won’t be able to because most Intel Xeon processors aren’t compatible with the average consumer desktop. Intel Xeon processors are designed specifically for servers and provide workloads that are optimized for servers.
Because these infrastructures will have to process massive amounts of data, enterprise server infrastructure requires cutting-edge technology. Enterprise infrastructures must also ensure that their systems remain operational, so having a processor with thermal monitoring technology is critical. These applications could range from massive e-commerce websites to A.I. applications.
There are also companies that use HP Workstations for military applications, 3D rendering, gaming companies, cloud computing applications, and data analytics corporations. With so much data to process, these applications require the most powerful processor on the market. And a scalable Intel processor is the way to go!