HPE Intel Xeon 6766E 144-Core Processor
The Intel Xeon 6766E 1.9GHz 144-core processor is engineered for HPE platforms requiring exceptional multi-threaded performance and enterprise-grade reliability. This high-core-count CPU delivers powerful compute capabilities for intensive data center workloads, edge computing applications, and mission-critical enterprise environments. Qualified and integrated by Hewlett Packard Enterprise, this processor option maximizes throughput for demanding virtualization, analytics, and HPC applications while maintaining energy efficiency at 250W TDP.
Key Features
- 144 cores for extreme multi-threaded performance and parallel processing
- 1.9GHz base frequency optimized for sustained workload execution
- 250W thermal design power for efficient data center deployment
- Enterprise-class reliability and HPE platform integration
- Advanced instruction sets for modern application acceleration
- Qualified for supported HPE server configurations
- Ideal for virtualization, cloud computing, and high-performance analytics
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE |
| Part Number |
P71122-B21 |
| Processor Model |
Intel Xeon 6766E |
| Core Count |
144 cores |
| Base Frequency |
1.9GHz |
| Thermal Design Power |
250W |
| Processor Type |
Third-Party Processor Option for HPE |
| Application Focus |
Data Center, Edge Computing, Enterprise Workloads |
Frequently Asked Questions
What workloads benefit most from a 144-core processor?
The 144-core architecture excels in highly parallelized workloads including virtualization, cloud infrastructure, HPC simulations, big data analytics, machine learning training, and database operations where multi-threaded performance directly impacts throughput and responsiveness.
Is the Intel Xeon 6766E compatible with my HPE server?
This processor is qualified and integrated by HPE for supported server configurations. Verify compatibility with your specific HPE platform model, as processor support varies by generation and server architecture. Consult HPE documentation or contact support for your exact system.
How does the 250W TDP impact data center power planning?
The 250W thermal design power is moderate for a 144-core processor, enabling efficient data center deployment with manageable cooling and power infrastructure requirements. This balance between performance and power consumption makes it suitable for enterprise environments with standard cooling systems.
What makes this an enterprise-class processor option?
HPE's qualification and integration ensure reliability, security features, and optimized performance within their platform ecosystem. Enterprise-class processors undergo rigorous testing, provide long-term support, and integrate seamlessly with HPE management and monitoring tools for mission-critical deployments.
