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CPUs · Ice Lake-SP · 2021

Intel Xeon Platinum 8358

32-core host CPU in the Leonardo booster node.

Why this part

Ice Lake-SP, Intel's first 10nm server part, arriving in volume roughly three years late. Leonardo used it as the host under four A100s per node. By this generation the host CPU share of a node's cost and power had fallen far enough that vendor choice at that layer barely moved the machine's economics, which is precisely the position that made Grace worth building.

Systems using this part

Systems
14
Rmax underneath
269.2 PFlop/s
Units recorded
1,540
5 of 14 edges disclose a quantity
System Role Country Units System Rmax Supplied by Rank
bwUniCluster 3.0
2025-04
CPU Germany 272 - Intel -
Stanage
2023-04
CPU United Kingdom 332 - Intel -
Leonardo
2022-11
CPU Italy - 241.2 PFlop/s Intel #18 →
THX.A.B
2022-06
CPU France - 3.50 PFlop/s Intel #5 →
NEC AI Research Supercomputer
2022-05
CPU Japan 232 - Intel -
Volkswagen HPC 124Rj-1
2022
CPU Norway - 2.96 PFlop/s Intel #246 →
RE1 (Flatiron)
2022
CPU USA - 1.93 PFlop/s Intel #442 →
Siyuan-1
2021-12-14
CPU China - 3.66 PFlop/s Intel #342 →
Imperial HX1
CPU United Kingdom 576 - Intel -
Imperial CX3
CPU United Kingdom 128 - Intel -
Technion Zeus
CPU Israel - - Intel -
kakaocloud Xeon A100 Cluster
CPU South Korea - 15.94 PFlop/s Intel #70 →
Vera (Chalmers)
CPU Sweden - - Intel -
Hábrók
CPU Netherlands - - Intel -

“Units recorded” sums only the edges where a public source states a quantity. It is a floor, not a total, and should never be read as installed base.

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