"Oem": {
"Lenovo":{
"FeatureList":[]
"@odata.type":""
}
},
Use LXCE OneCLI to check the Intel On Demand features installed in a processor
1. Check installed features with the following command:
OneCli.exe fod report -b XCC_USER:XCC_PASSWORD@XCC_HOST
2. The output shows all license, including Intel On Demand features. For example:
Intel On Demand Features
Intel On Demand features are listed below. Supported features vary by product, for more information, see
https://lenovopress.lenovo.com/.
Features
ā¢ Intel Quick Assist Technology (Intel QAT)
1
IntelĀ® QAT which helps free up processor cores by offloading encryption, decryption, and compression
so systems can serve a larger number of clients or use less power. With Intel QAT, 4th gen Intel Xeon
Scalable processors are the highest performance CPUs that can compress and encrypt in a single data
flow.
ā¢ Intel Dynamic Load Balancer (Intel DLB)
2
Intel DLB is a hardware managed system of queues and arbiters connecting producers and consumers. It
is a PCI device envisaged to live in the server CPU uncore and can interact with software running on
cores, and potentially with other devices.
ā¢ Inte Data Streaming Accelerator (Intel DSA)
1
Intel DSA drives high performance for storage, networking, and data-intensive workloads by improving
streaming data movement and transformation operations. Designed to offload the most common data
movement tasks that cause overhead in data center-scale deployments, Intel DSA helps speed up data
movement across the CPU, memory, caches, all attached memory, storage, and network devices.
ā¢ Intel In Memory Accelerator (Intel IAA)
1
Intel IAA helps run database and analytics workloads faster, with potentially greater power efficiency. This
built-in accelerator increases query throughput and decreases the memory footprint for in-memory
database and big data analytics workloads. Intel IAA is ideal for in-memory databases, and source
databases.
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