Power Efficient Deep Learning Acceleration Using Intel Xeon Processors

With the exponential growth of AI applications in data center, one of the foremost concerns is power consumption. Intel Optimized Power Mode (OPM) aims to lower power and reduce cooling costs when servers are not at full utilization. Most of the data center deployments keep platform workload mix to be around the 30%-40% utilization range for TCO and handling any spikes[13]. In this paper, performance/watt has been measured on Intel 5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors using both gen-AI and non-Gen-AI workloads to see the impact of OPM on power consumption. It has been seen that OPM mode yields up to 25% improvement on performance/watt at 25% server utilization. Performance or performance/watt improvement varies depending on the use cases running. Meanwhile when hitting 100% server utilization, the performance/watt using the OPM is like out-of-the-box performance.

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2024-09-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/hpec62836.2024.10938444
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Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques
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Power Efficient Deep Learning Acceleration Using Intel Xeon Processors

Shamima Najnin, Xun Jiang, Rajesh Poornachandran, Mona Minakshi
Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques
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Power Efficient Deep Learning Acceleration Using Intel Xeon Processors

Shamima Najnin, Xun Jiang, Rajesh Poornachandran, Mona Minakshi
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With the exponential growth of AI applications in data center, one of the foremost concerns is power consumption. Intel Optimized Power Mode (OPM) aims to lower power and reduce cooling costs when servers are not at full utilization. Most of the data center deployments keep platform workload mix to be around the 30%-40% utilization range for TCO and handling any spikes[13]. In this paper, performance/watt has been measured on Intel 5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processors using both gen-AI and non-Gen-AI workloads to see the impact of OPM on power consumption. It has been seen that OPM mode yields up to 25% improvement on performance/watt at 25% server utilization. Performance or performance/watt improvement varies depending on the use cases running. Meanwhile when hitting 100% server utilization, the performance/watt using the OPM is like out-of-the-box performance.

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