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AMD “Very Happy” With Nvidia Vera Results, Says It Expected a Smaller Lead
After Nvidia published the SPEC CPU 2026 benchmark results for its new Vera processor, AMD responded with strong confidence in its own server CPUs. Ravi Kuppuswamy, AMD’s Corporate Vice President of Compute and Enterprise Solutions, said he was pleased after reviewing the figures released by Nvidia. According to the executive,…
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AMD EPYC Venice Will Be Officially Presented on July 22 and 23
The processor market for data centers and servers is about to see a major technology jump with the arrival of EPYC Venice chips using Zen 6 cores. Mark Papermaster, AMD’s CTO and executive vice president, has officially confirmed that the company will present its sixth generation of server processors, known…
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AMD EPYC Venice Could Ship More Units Than NVIDIA Vera CPUs in 2027, Says Morgan Stanley
The race for AI hardware is no longer focused only on GPUs. According to a Morgan Stanley report, AMD could ship more EPYC Venice CPUs than NVIDIA ships Vera CPUs in 2027. The report estimates that AMD will ship around 6.75 million EPYC Venice processors, while NVIDIA is expected to…
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Intel’s CPU Market Share Drops Sharply Since the Arrival of AMD Ryzen and EPYC
The launch of AMD’s first-generation Ryzen processors marked the company’s return to competitiveness — not only in the consumer CPU market but also in the high-performance and server segments. It was a major success, though few could have predicted how much ground AMD would go on to recover. Today, Intel’s…
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AMD EPYC Venice (Zen 6) Delivers Over 70% Performance and Efficiency Boost
In its recent Financial Analyst Day, AMD presented an updated roadmap that highlights the server processors EPYC Venice, based on Zen 6, promising a generational leap in performance for data centers. According to internal projections, the EPYC Venice CPUs with Zen 6 will offer a combined improvement of more than…
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AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon Drop to All-Time Low Retail Prices
AMD and Intel have surprised the market with price cuts of up to 50% on their high-end server processors. Even though demand for data center CPUs remains strong, driven by the growth of artificial intelligence and cloud networks, these price drops have not been officially confirmed by the manufacturers. Among…
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