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“Your users don't run cores. They run workloads. Every core they quote is a core you license.”
Use in conversation: Acknowledge the count, then compare the workloads each configuration supports.
Use in conversation: Use workload density to connect the specification to the estate.
Use in conversation: Ask whether the rack has a fixed power limit.
Use in conversation: Include recurring software cost in the comparison.
Use in conversation: Size the inference load before specifying additional hardware.
| Measure | Xeon 6 config | EPYC config | What to say |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cores / socket | 64 P-cores | 96 | Acknowledge the count, then compare the workloads each configuration supports. |
| VMs / rack (example) | ≈ 1,140 | ≈ 1,090 | Use workload density to connect the specification to the estate. |
| Performance / watt | illustrative lead | baseline | Ask whether the rack has a fixed power limit. |
| Per-core licensing | 64-core baseline | 96 cores licensed | Include recurring software cost in the comparison. |
| AI inference | AMX included | dedicated accelerator option | Size the inference load before specifying additional hardware. |
Illustrative values for demonstrating the comparison format. Not intended for customer use.
If they say…
"More cores per dollar"
“Your users don't run cores. They run workloads. Let's compare density, power, and licensed cores.”
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