AMD on Monday is officially launching Epyc Milan, the third generation of its Epyc server microprocessor (tune into the launch event at 11 am ET above). After hitting significant performance ...

Advanced Micro Devices, AMD, re-entered the server market with the launch of its EPYC processor one year ago today. This launch was significant and could be described as a very big bet by AMD ...

Less than three weeks from now—AMD announced it will livestream its next-generation EPYC server CPU launch on November 10, 2022. The "together we advance_data centers" event will start at 10:00 ...

The world’s largest server manufacturers introduced products based on AMD Epyc 7000-series processors, including HP Enterprise, Dell, Asus, Gigabyte, Inventec, Lenovo, Sugon, Supermicro, Tyan ...

What modifications on the Epyc architecture did AMD employ for these latest workloads but also, how did AMD essentially launch ... Dell Technologies released the Dell PowerEdge C6615 server ...

It’s not just the folks at AMD who hope that that the company’s Epyc server processor, officially launched Tuesday, will break Intel’s stranglehold on the data-center chip market.

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 ...

AMD has confirmed that its Epyc server family, which we've covered several times in the last few weeks, will launch on June 20th. AMD doesn't expect a quick server ramp -- CEO Lisa Su has told ...

OEMs including HPE, Dell and Supermicro, along with cloud providers Microsoft and Oracle, showed up for the debut of AMD’s fourth-generation server processor.

As for server administration costs, AMD estimated three-year administration cost of $686,360 for 80 Intel Xeon-based systems versus $343,180 for 40 AMD EPYC-based systems.

AMD is making its biggest push into the enterprise this year with the launch of its third-generation EPYC processors, code-named Milan, which are expected to go into more than 100 new server ...

It's not just the folks at AMD who hope that that the company's Epyc server processor, officially launched Tuesday, will break Intel's stranglehold on the data-center chip market.