Here you will find all the articles with the tag: EPYC.
AMD expands its T3a portfolio with new servers powered by AMDs Epyc server chips. In this way, the cloud specialist wants to give his customers more choice. AMD continues to grow in popularity in data centers and the cloud. AMD now announces the wide availability of AMD Epycpus in its EC2 T3a offeri... Read more
5 years ago
AMD can look forward to a market share of ten percent in the market of the server carcass. This suggests a report by Digitimes, which, among other things, considers the impact of 7 nm Epyc to be important. Intel sees AMD continue to nibble at its server monopoly. Digitimes knows that. By 2020, the m... Read more
5 years ago
AMD plans to launch new versions of its Epyc and Ryzen processors in the middle of this year. At CES, the company shows how the 7 nm chips present Intel with a major challenge. AMD is fully on track with the development of its second generation Epyc server processors. That's what CEO Lisa Su says at... Read more
5 years ago
AMD is enjoying Intel's loss of momentum to get back on track. With the Epyc server chips, it breaks the Xeon hegemony of Intel and Epyc Rome promises a big step forward to reassure doubters. AMD has revealed new details about Epyc Rome (Zen 2 architecture), the new server chips that are baked for ... Read more
5 years ago
Oracle now offers cloud instances with AMD EPYC processors via its Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The company announced this during Oracle OpenWorld in San Francisco. According to Oracle, Epyc-based bodies are suitable for general workloads, in addition to Oracle applications such as E-Business Suite,... Read more
6 years ago
