INTEL Xeon 3508U 2.10GHz CPU
The Intel Xeon 3508U is a low-TDP system-on-chip processor from the Intel Xeon D family, aimed at buyers building dense, power-conscious infrastructure such as storage appliances, edge nodes, virtualization hosts, and network or storage controller appliances. With four cores, integrated SOC interconnect, and DDR4 ECC support, it suits integrators and resellers who prioritize stability and efficiency over raw compute. Buyers should confirm socket and memory support against their specific platform before ordering, as several parameters are platform-dependent.
Key specifications (table)
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Processor family | Intel Xeon D (Broadwell-DE / Skylake-D) |
| Model | Xeon 3508U |
| Cores / threads | 4 cores / 8 threads |
| Base frequency | 1.90 GHz (product title lists 2.10 GHz; confirm with vendor) |
| Max turbo frequency | Up to 2.60 GHz (workload and platform dependent) |
| Cache (L3) | 8 MB Intel Smart Cache |
| TDP | 35 W |
| Lithography | 14 nm |
| Socket / package | FCLGA 3647 or soldered (platform dependent) |
| Memory | DDR4 ECC, 2-channel support |
| Maximum memory capacity | Up to 64 GB per socket (platform dependent) |
| Interconnect | Integrated SOC interconnect |
| PCIe support | PCIe 3.0 |
| Max memory bandwidth | 2133 MT/s per channel (platform dependent) |
Good to know
- Compatibility: Xeon D parts are frequently soldered (BGA) on motherboard or appliance boards; if your deployment requires a socketed FCLGA 3647 part, verify the package type with your platform vendor before purchase.
- Family positioning: within the Xeon D line, this low-TDP 4-core part targets space- and power-constrained deployments, sitting below higher-core-count Xeon D and scalable Xeon parts typically used for heavy virtualization or HPC workloads.
- Buying tip: the source title (2.10 GHz) and spec table (1.90 GHz base, 2.60 GHz turbo) list different frequencies — request official Intel ark documentation or stepping details from your supplier to confirm the exact SKU before committing to bulk orders.
For tray and reel pricing, current stock by part number and date code, and volume discounts on bulk orders, request a bulk quotation.
The Intel Xeon 3508U is a low-TDP system-on-chip processor from the Intel Xeon D family, aimed at buyers building dense, power-conscious infrastructure such as storage appliances, edge nodes, virtualization hosts, and network or storage controller appliances. With four cores, integrated SOC interconnect, and DDR4 ECC support, it suits integrators and resellers who prioritize stability and efficiency over raw compute. Buyers should confirm socket and memory support against their specific platform before ordering, as several parameters are platform-dependent.
Key specifications (table)
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Processor family | Intel Xeon D (Broadwell-DE / Skylake-D) |
| Model | Xeon 3508U |
| Cores / threads | 4 cores / 8 threads |
| Base frequency | 1.90 GHz (product title lists 2.10 GHz; confirm with vendor) |
| Max turbo frequency | Up to 2.60 GHz (workload and platform dependent) |
| Cache (L3) | 8 MB Intel Smart Cache |
| TDP | 35 W |
| Lithography | 14 nm |
| Socket / package | FCLGA 3647 or soldered (platform dependent) |
| Memory | DDR4 ECC, 2-channel support |
| Maximum memory capacity | Up to 64 GB per socket (platform dependent) |
| Interconnect | Integrated SOC interconnect |
| PCIe support | PCIe 3.0 |
| Max memory bandwidth | 2133 MT/s per channel (platform dependent) |
Good to know
- Compatibility: Xeon D parts are frequently soldered (BGA) on motherboard or appliance boards; if your deployment requires a socketed FCLGA 3647 part, verify the package type with your platform vendor before purchase.
- Family positioning: within the Xeon D line, this low-TDP 4-core part targets space- and power-constrained deployments, sitting below higher-core-count Xeon D and scalable Xeon parts typically used for heavy virtualization or HPC workloads.
- Buying tip: the source title (2.10 GHz) and spec table (1.90 GHz base, 2.60 GHz turbo) list different frequencies — request official Intel ark documentation or stepping details from your supplier to confirm the exact SKU before committing to bulk orders.
For tray and reel pricing, current stock by part number and date code, and volume discounts on bulk orders, request a bulk quotation.
