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The HCIX-CPU-I6426Y= is a 16-core/32-thread enterprise-grade processor engineered for Cisco’s HyperFlex HCIX 9508-U systems, designed to balance high-density computing with energy efficiency in hybrid cloud environments. Built on Intel’s Sapphire Rapids microarchitecture, this CPU integrates 64GB of DDR5-4800 ECC memory and Cisco UCS 6536 fabric controllers for seamless edge-to-cloud data orchestration.
Key innovations include:
When paired with NVIDIA L40S GPUs in HyperFlex HX220C-M7 nodes:
Partial backward compatibility requires:
Metric | HCIX-CPU-I6426Y= | HCIX-CPU-I5416S= |
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Base Clock | 2.5GHz | 3.8GHz |
Max Turbo Frequency | 4.1GHz | 4.9GHz |
Memory Bandwidth | 307GB/s | 89.6GB/s |
TDP | 185W | 250W |
Ideal Workload | Cloud Orchestration | Edge AI Inference |
For verified interoperability with Cisco’s hyperconverged ecosystem, HCIX-CPU-I6426Y= is available through certified channels like itmall.sale. Validate configurations using:
The HCIX-CPU-I6426Y= exemplifies Cisco’s strategy to bridge edge-cloud computational gaps through hardware-optimized memory hierarchies. While its 2.5GHz base clock prioritizes sustained throughput in distributed Kubernetes clusters, the real innovation lies in adaptive power distribution – dynamically allocating 40% of TDP to fabric controllers during NVMe-oF writes. However, enterprises must carefully validate firmware dependencies; asynchronous updates between UCS managers and compute nodes can introduce 7-second service gaps in multi-site deployments. Always simulate workload patterns using Cisco’s HCIX Flow Analyzer before deployment, as synthetic benchmarks often overlook real-world thermal constraints in high-density edge configurations by 18-25%.