AMD EPYC 9355 32-Core Processor for HPE Servers
The AMD EPYC 9355 is a high-performance third-party processor option engineered for HPE server environments. This 32-core processor delivers exceptional compute power at 3.55GHz, making it ideal for organizations running demanding virtualization, database, and analytics workloads. With a power-efficient 280W profile, the EPYC 9355 balances raw performance with operational cost savings, enabling data centers to maximize throughput without excessive energy consumption. Perfect for HPE ProLiant and Apollo systems requiring enterprise-grade processing capabilities.
Key Features
- 32 cores operating at 3.55GHz for parallel processing performance
- 280W power consumption for energy-efficient data center deployment
- Third-party processor option compatible with HPE server platforms
- Advanced architecture supporting virtualization and cloud workloads
- Enterprise-grade reliability for mission-critical applications
- Optimized for high-throughput computing environments
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Manufacturer |
HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE |
| Part Number |
P72657-B21 |
| Processor Model |
AMD EPYC 9355 |
| Core Count |
32 Cores |
| Base Clock Speed |
3.55 GHz |
| Power Consumption |
280W |
| Processor Type |
Third-Party Option |
| Compatible Systems |
HPE ProLiant and Apollo Servers |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the AMD EPYC 9355 processor used for?
The AMD EPYC 9355 is designed for high-performance computing workloads including virtualization, database management, analytics, and cloud infrastructure. Its 32-core architecture excels at parallel processing tasks in HPE server environments.
Is the AMD EPYC 9355 compatible with HPE servers?
Yes, the EPYC 9355 is a certified third-party processor option for HPE ProLiant and Apollo server platforms. It integrates seamlessly with HPE's ecosystem while delivering superior multi-threaded performance.
How does the 280W power consumption benefit data centers?
The 280W power profile reduces operational costs and cooling requirements compared to higher-wattage processors. This efficiency allows data centers to deploy more compute density per power budget while maintaining thermal management standards.
What workloads benefit most from 32-core processing?
32-core processors excel with virtualized environments, big data analytics, machine learning inference, database operations, and containerized applications that require high thread counts and parallel execution capabilities.
