NVIDIA’s Olympus Core: Pushing Server Single Threaded Performance Boundaries

·Chips and Cheese··

Server chips traditionally offered less single threaded performance than contemporary client parts. Higher core counts translate to less power per core, and the complex interconnect required to connect many cores often suffer from higher latency as well. However, that trend has been narrowing. AMD’s recent server chips have been pushing higher frequencies over the last couple generations. NVIDIA’s Olympus is another aggressive move to push server single threaded performance forward, but approach...

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