Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. reports 14% YoY data center growth with record EPYC adoption, AI wins, and accelerated ...

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Not plain sailing AMD's new processors have now arrived and the first reviews for the EPYC 9575F, 9755, and 9965 Turin server CPUs are in. As was widely expected, these place AMD right back on top ...

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AMD's new EPYC 9755 "Turin" CPU also has a huge pool of cache: 512MB of L3 cache, 128MB of L2 cache, and 10MB of L1 cache for a total of 650MB of cache. The current EPYC 9654 CPU has only 384MB of ...

AMD just launched its next-generation EPYC server processors, codenamed Milan, based on the company’s leading Zen 3 microarchitecture. The new EPYC 7003 series is an important milestone for AMD.

Advanced Micro Devices' second-quarter 2025 performance benefits from strong data center and gaming growth, but shares slip on export-related setbacks.

Epyc CPUs feature an on-die ARM A5 CPU called the AMD Secure Processor, which operates outside the x86 spec, and it's unavailable for manipulation or inspection to the x86 hardware layer and below.

The way EPYC is set up, each die has its own DDR4 controller and IO hubs. Pricing The EPYC 7401 costs $1999, and it looks like you are paying a tax for the CPU since the 7401P only costs $1,149.

AMD EPYC Milan-X chips will be available from a variety of OEM partners from today, and also power all HBv3 virtual machines from Microsoft Azure.

AMD's EPYC: Everything you need to know Whether you're spending $400 or $4,000, EPYC is wiping the floor with the Intel Xeon chips, even when factoring in the new Intel Skylake chips on the two ...