HPE AMD EPYC 8534PN 64-core Processor for Enterprise Data Centers
The HPE AMD EPYC 8534PN is a high-performance server processor engineered for demanding enterprise workloads. With 64 cores operating at 2.0GHz base frequency and a 175W TDP, this AMD EPYC processor delivers exceptional core density for virtualization, cloud infrastructure, and data-intensive applications. Designed as a field-replaceable component for HPE server platforms, it provides the computational power needed for modern data centers requiring maximum throughput and efficiency.
Key Features
- 64-core architecture for extreme multi-threaded performance
- 2.0GHz base frequency with optimized boost capabilities
- 175W thermal design power for efficient cooling and power management
- Server-class reliability built for 24/7 enterprise operations
- Advanced virtualization support for cloud and hypervisor environments
- Field-replaceable design for seamless HPE server integration
- High memory bandwidth for data-intensive workloads
- Optimized for containerization and distributed computing
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE |
| Part Number |
P71874-B21 |
| Processor Model |
AMD EPYC 8534PN |
| Core Count |
64 cores |
| Base Frequency |
2.0 GHz |
| Thermal Design Power |
175W |
| Processor Type |
Server-class CPU |
| Application |
HPE ProLiant and Apollo servers |
| Form Factor |
Field-replaceable unit (FRU) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What workloads is the HPE AMD EPYC 8534PN best suited for?
This 64-core processor excels in virtualization, cloud computing, high-performance computing (HPC), database management, and big data analytics. The high core count makes it ideal for workloads requiring significant parallel processing power.
Is the AMD EPYC 8534PN compatible with existing HPE servers?
Yes, the processor is designed as a field-replaceable component for compatible HPE ProLiant and Apollo server platforms. Verify your server model supports EPYC 8534PN processors before installation.
What is the advantage of 64 cores for enterprise data centers?
More cores enable better handling of multiple simultaneous workloads, improved virtual machine density, and superior performance in multi-threaded applications. This translates to higher throughput and better resource utilization in enterprise environments.
How does the 175W TDP impact data center operations?
The 175W thermal design power is optimized for efficient cooling and reduced operational costs. Lower power consumption means reduced electricity bills and less heat generation in your data center infrastructure.
