The Xeon processor E5 v3 family-based platforms can power heavy workloads like data analytics, high performance computing, telecom and cloud-based services, as well as back-end processing for the Internet of Things (IoT), the company said.
"The new processors deliver unmatched performance, energy efficiency and security, as well as provide visibility into the hardware resources required to enable software defined infrastructure," Intel South Asia Director (Enterprise Solution Sales) Srinivas Tadigadapa told reporters here.
The processors provide leadership performance for computing, storage and network workloads to enable efficient and dynamic operation, he added.
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