Early signs of AMD’s next-generation EPYC server platform have surfaced, with engineering samples of the EPYC Venice processors now appearing in validation environments.

AMD's next-gen EPYC 9000 "Genoa" CPU family will be powered by the next-gen Zen 4 core architecture, with details arriving on the flagship EPYC 9664 CPU. The next-gen AMD EPYC 9664 processor will have ...

The AI chip rally is proving something important this Friday afternoon: the opportunity in artificial intelligence silicon is ...

AMD has been absent from the X86 server market for so long that many of us have gotten into the habit of only speaking about the Xeon server space and how it relates to the relatively modest (in terms ...

Since the introduction of the first Epyc server processor with the original Zen CPU core in 2017, AMD has made steady progress in performance, capability, and market share. With the release of the ...

Tech giant Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) and AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) both delivered powerful earnings beats in early 2026, yet are running ...

The fleet of servers in the enterprise datacenters of the world – distinct from hyperscalers, cloud builders, and HPC centers – are getting a bit long in the tooth. A massive upgrade cycle is cresting ...

A year ago AMD unveiled EPYC, a series of processors built from the ground-up with the goal of reinvigorating the server market. What an astounding twelve months it has been. In the run-up to the ...

Advanced Micro Devices is aiming for a comeback in servers with the launch today of its Epyc processors for the data center. The AMD Epyc 7000 series is based on the company’s groundbreaking Zen ...