Tag: EPYC
AMD EPYC 3451 Benchmarks and Review A 16 Core Xeon D...
We review the AMD EPYC 3451 embedded SoC and find a potent 16-core Intel Xeon D alternative at less than half the price of its competition
AMD EPYC 3000 Line Gets Updated Adding and Dropping Models
We see the AMD EPYC 3000 line add a model, drop two models, and change two others in a re-shuffle. We also have first 12 and 16 core EPYC 3000 benchmarks
Marvell ThunderX3 Arm Server CPU with 768 Threads Per Node in...
We discuss the Marvell ThunderX3 disclosure of a 7nm chip with 96 cores and 384 threads per socket or 768 threads per system and its impact on 2020-21
AMD Talks CDNA GPU Compute Architecture and 5nm EPYC
We take a quick look at the 2020 AMD EPYC Milan generation as well as the 5nm 2022 AMD EPYC Genoa generation of CPUs along with AMD's new CDNA GPU compute disclosures from FAD 2020
HPE-Cray and AMD Win Again with El Capitan 2 Exaflop Supercomputer
HPE-Cray Shasta and Slingshot make a clean sweep of the first US DoE exascale systems. AMD Zen4 and future GPUs power El Capitan marking another big AMD win while IBM, NVIDIA, and Mellanox leave empty-handed
Microsoft Azure HBv2 HPC Features AMD EPYC 7002 and Mellanox
The new Microsoft Azure HBv2 instances feature high-end AMD EPYC 7002 series CPUs along with Mellanox HDR Infiniband for next-gen cloud HPC
AMD EPYC 7662 and EPYC 7532 Launched
New chips are out with the AMD EPYC 7662 64-core and AMD EPYC 7532 32-core parts hitting the market with some interesting timing
AMD EPYC 7272 Review 12 Cores of Rome
Our AMD EPYC 7272 review shows what 12 cores of AMD's latest "Rome" architecture can do in a power and price optimized processor
Licenseageddon Rages as VMware Overhauls Per-Socket Licensing
We discuss how the per-socket Licenseageddon we predicted is happening as VMware overhauls their licensing model to be socket and core based
AMD EPYC 7002 Rome CPUs with Half Memory Bandwidth
We delve into why some AMD EPYC 7002 CPUs have half the memory bandwidth of others as 4-channel optimized SKUs and why that is fine for their target market