Intel Xeon Gold 5412U 2.1GHz 24 Cores 48 Threads Server Processor

The Intel PK8071305120401 is a Xeon Gold 5412U server processor that brings 24 physical cores and 48 threads to enterprise and cloud servers. Its 2.1 GHz base frequency keeps demanding workloads moving, and when traffic spikes, Intel Turbo Boost can raise individual cores to 3.9 GHz without manual tuning.

This model can run in servers with up to four sockets, so administrators can increase compute density inside one chassis instead of adding more racks. That scalability makes the processor a practical choice for virtualization hosts, software-defined storage nodes, and other deployments that need straightforward expansion.

Intel Hyper-Threading lets each core handle two instruction streams at once, cutting wait times in multitasking environments such as web services or high-volume database servers. Enhanced memory support accommodates larger datasets, allowing in-memory analytics and scientific simulations to work directly from system memory rather than slower storage tiers.

Security is built in. Intel Software Guard Extensions create hardware-based enclaves so sensitive code and data stay protected even if the operating system is compromised. Additional encryption instructions accelerate secure transactions without draining performance.

Despite its considerable compute resources, the Xeon Gold 5412U maintains an energy-efficient profile that helps data center teams control power and cooling costs while meeting service-level agreements.

• 24 cores and 48 threads handle heavy compute, network, and storage workloads
• 2.1 GHz base clock, reaching 3.9 GHz with Intel Turbo Boost
• Compatible with up to four socket server configurations for easy expansion
• Intel Hyper-Threading Technology doubles thread count per core
• Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX) enable secure, isolated execution
• Built-in encryption instructions support secure data processing
• Enhanced memory capacity supports large in-memory datasets
• Energy-efficient design helps reduce data center power and cooling costs