AMD Milan-X CPU with 3D V-Cache Available in Four SKUs, Up to 64-Cores

March 21, 2022

Following their debut launch in November, AMD Epyc processors with 3D V-Cache technology, codenamed Milan-X, are now generally available from major system-makers as well as from cloud provider Microsoft Azure. Available in four SKUs and ranging from 16- to  64-cores, the new processors feature 768 megabytes of L3 cache... Read more…

AMD Launches Milan-X CPU with 3D V-Cache and Multichip Instinct MI200 GPU

November 8, 2021

At a virtual event this morning, AMD CEO Lisa Su unveiled the company’s latest and much-anticipated server products: the new Milan-X CPU, which leverages AMD’s new 3D V-Cache technology; and its new Instinct MI200 GPU, which provides up to 220 compute units across two Infinity Fabric-connected dies, delivering an astounding 47.9 peak double-precision teraflops. “We're in a high-performance... Read more…

AMD Launches Epyc ‘Milan’ with 19 SKUs for HPC, Enterprise and Hyperscale

March 15, 2021

At a virtual launch event held today (Monday), AMD revealed its third-generation Epyc “Milan” CPU lineup: a set of 19 SKUs -- including the flagship 64-core, 280-watt 7763 part --  aimed at HPC, enterprise and cloud workloads. Notably, the third-gen Epyc Milan chips achieve 19 percent... Read more…

Azure Scaled to Record 86,400 Cores for Molecular Dynamics

November 20, 2020

A new record for HPC scaling on the public cloud has been achieved on Microsoft Azure. Led by Dr. Jer-Ming Chia, the cloud provider partnered with the Beckman I Read more…

Oracle Cloud Debuts Bare Metal Instances with Up to 128 AMD Epyc Rome Cores

April 29, 2020

Oracle Cloud today launched new bare metal and virtual instances powered by AMD's second-generation Epyc "Rome" processors, intended for high-performance comput Read more…

AMD’s Q1 Sets Records and Meets Expectations, but COVID-19 Looms

April 29, 2020

AMD has reported its Q1 2020 revenue, slightly outperforming analyst expectations and dodging the first financial blows of COVID-19 to deliver $1.79 billion – a whopping 40 percent year-over-year growth in revenue, and a record for first-quarter earnings. The year-over-year growth was primarily driven by the computing and graphics segment... Read more…

AMD Launches Three New High-Frequency Epyc SKUs Aimed at Commercial HPC

April 14, 2020

AMD is launching three new SKUs today based on the 7nm second-generation Epyc "Rome" platform, targeting commercial HPC workloads as well as hyperconverged infr Read more…

AMD Epyc CPUs Now on Bare Metal IBM Cloud Servers

April 1, 2020

AMD’s expanding presence in the datacenter and cloud computing markets took a step forward with today’s announcement that its 7nm 2nd Gen Epyc 7642 CPUs are Read more…

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