ASUS 3^rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processor-based Servers

The ASUS series servers with 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors help customers reduce the time to solution for a wide range of applications, add enhanced security features, and allow all workloads to be run in the cloud, on-premises or a private cloud. The offerings includes servers that incorporate dual-socket, single-socket and multi-node solutions for specific workloads in databases, HPC, hypervisors and AI to maximize the benefits of the new platform, which include Intel Optane persistent memory 200 series, PCIe 4.0 and Intel Ethernet 800 series network adapters.

3^rd Gen Intel Xeon
Scalable CPU

Customer-Center Design

ASUS ASMB10-iKVM ASPEED 2600

ASUS Performance Boost Technology

ASUS Power Balancer

Introducing 3^rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors

The latest 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors feature core counts from 8 to 40 cores and an array of frequency and power supports, and deliver up to 40% better performance compared to the previous generations. With built-in security features, this new platform delivers outstanding performance in security including encryption, authentication and data integrity across the breadth of standards that are prevalent in networking, enterprise and the cloud.

Up to
1.5X
General compute performance gain
vs Cascade Lake

Up to
40cores
Up to 1.42X more cores
vs Cascade Lake

Up to
3.7GHz
Top single-core turbo
Frequency Platinum
platinum & Gold CPUs

Up to

Built-in AI
& Security

DL Boost, SGX, TME, Crypto
New & Enhanced

Up to
6TB
System Memory Capacity
(Per Socket) DRAM+PMem

Up to
8CH
DDR4-3200 2 DPC
(Per Socket)

Up to
2.6X
Memory Capacity Increase
vs. Cascade Lake

Up to
64Lanes
PCI Express 4
(Per Socket)

Scalable, Flexible, Customizable

Intel Speed Select Technology

ntel^® Optane™ Persistent Memory 200 Series

Optimized Software

Customer-focused ASUS design

ASUS servers are designed with our customers in mind, offering flexibility to enable easy scale-up of configurations to meet increasing data-center workloads.