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AMD announced in April that its 6th-generation Epyc CPU had been taped out, meaning that the processor is ready for manufacturing. TSMC will produce them using its new N2 (2nm-class) node in Taiwan.

AMD confirms its next-gen Zen 6-based EPYC 'Venice' CPUs will have 256 cores in 2026, while Zen 7-based EPYC 'Verano' launches with Instinct MI500 in 2027.

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The Epyc 4005 are AMD's smallest server CPUs and have the modern Ryzen 9000 technology inside. The entry level starts at six cores and 239 US dollars RRP.