Intel Xeon Platinum 8352Y Processor

Brand: Intel | Category: CPUs

SKU: intel-xeon-platinum-8352y-processor | Part #: CD8068904572401 | MPN: CD8068904572401

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Intel's Xeon Platinum 8352Y processor delivers 32 cores and 64 threads on the LGA4189 socket, built on the Ice Lake microarchitecture with a thermal envelope of 150W. This is the processor choice for enterprises and data-centre teams that need per-socket density without pushing into extreme power budgets—think virtualization platforms, moderate-scale AI inference, and dense compute nodes where cooling and power distribution remain manageable constraints.

The 8352Y (part number CD8068904572401) sits in Intel's Platinum tier, which means you're looking at the higher end of the Xeon lineup in terms of clock speed and cache, but with a notably lower TDP than the flagship models. The base frequency runs at 2.2 GHz, ramping to 3.4 GHz under load through Intel's Turbo Boost technology. That 1.2 GHz swing is meaningful—it gives you sustained performance in single-threaded workloads without requiring the kind of sustained high-frequency consumption you'd see in processors that sit permanently at 3.0 GHz or above. For infrastructure teams evaluating power costs across a 500-node deployment, the difference between 150W and 270W per socket compounds quickly across the fiscal year.

Memory bandwidth is handled through support for DDR4 running up to 3200 MHz, which aligns the 8352Y with mid-to-high-end server platforms. The 48 MB L3 cache provides enough on-die storage to reduce memory latency for workloads sensitive to cache misses—database queries, in-memory analytics, and containerized applications that thrash across working sets typically benefit from this cache density. Intel's 10nm SuperFin process technology on this part delivers the efficiency gains that made Ice Lake attractive when it launched; the 8352Y inherits the instruction set improvements and security mitigations (Transactional Synchronization Extensions, Intel Software Guard Extensions) that became standard in this generation.

Data-centre architects and infrastructure teams tend to reach for the 8352Y when balancing several constraints at once: they need more than 16 cores per socket to justify the cost per unit compute, but they cannot afford the power and cooling penalties of higher-core-count parts in their particular facility. Storage admins configuring scale-out NAS or object storage clusters often pick this processor because the per-socket price-to-performance ratio remains favorable, and the 150W TDP means you can pack more nodes into a standard power rail without triggering expensive PDU or facility upgrades. Similarly, AI infrastructure teams running inference workloads at scale—not training, where you would reach for GPUs—find that 32 cores per socket gives them sufficient thread parallelism to orchestrate batched requests and handle preprocessing tasks alongside the GPU acceleration.

The 8352Y's positioning in the Xeon Platinum portfolio reflects Intel's design philosophy for Ice Lake: maximize performance-per-watt rather than absolute peak frequency. If your use case demands sustained single-threaded performance or you're running legacy applications that don't parallelize well across 32 cores, you may want to evaluate higher-frequency Platinum variants. But for enterprises deploying on-premises AI labs, building out hyperscaler-style distributed storage, or consolidating hundreds of virtual machines onto a smaller number of high-density nodes, the Intel Xeon Platinum 8352Y strikes a pragmatic balance between capacity, efficiency, and cost. The part number CD8068904572401 remains widely available in the secondary and new markets, which simplifies procurement and inventory planning for large deployments.

Ice Lake Platform Specifications

• 32 cores / 64 threads per socket with LGA4189 socket compatibility
• Base clock 2.2 GHz, turbo to 3.4 GHz; sustained boost across multi-threaded workloads
• 48 MB L3 cache and support for DDR4-3200 memory
• 150W TDP—ideal for high-density deployments with power-constrained facilities
• 10nm SuperFin process with Ice Lake instruction set enhancements and security mitigations
• Suitable for virtualization, scale-out storage, distributed databases, and inference acceleration

Omnixon Global stocks the Intel Xeon Platinum 8352Y (CD8068904572401) for customers across the GCC, India, and Southeast Asia who require immediate delivery and technical support for large-scale deployments. If you are planning a data-centre refresh, building out a new AI lab, or scaling your hyperscale infrastructure across multiple facilities, we invite you to submit an RFQ directly to our technical sales team in Dubai. We provide detailed specification comparisons, configuration guidance, and logistics support to ensure your procurement aligns with your infrastructure roadmap.