Page 2: AMD Genoa EPYC 9004 Series Server Workload Performance Testing AMD has just officially launched its 4th generation of EPYC server CPUs. Codenamed Genoa, these EPYC 9004 series processors ...

Since AMD launched Genoa a little more than two years ago, the company’s x86 server CPU market share has grown 6.7 points to 24.2 percent against Intel, according to CPU-tracking firm Mercury ...

Just over a year ago, AMD launched its Zen 4 lineup of Epyc data center CPUs, code-named "Genoa." It's now about ready to unleash the next generation of these monstrous CPUs, codenamed Turin.

AMD's 96-core Genoa-architected EPYC processor was launched in the fourth quarter of 2022 with a 128-core CPU set to debut in the first half of 2023, while Intel's best offering in terms of the ...

We're looking at a Minajatwa of silicon between Intel Sapphire Rapids Xeon CPUs, AMD EPYC "Genoa" CPUs, and NVIDIA H100 GPU accelerators. We have 44 petaflops of peak compute performance ...

just like Intel’s Xeon SP Max Series CPU was. That said, the device plugs into the SH5 socket used for the MI300X and MI300A devices and not the SP5 socket used for the Epyc 9004 (Genoa) and 9005 ...

Reviewers at Tom's Hardware called AMD's latest Genoa server CPUs a "slam dunk" in November. The chips use a 5-nanometer (nm) manufacturing process, enabling them to deliver huge gains in ...