The next generation of AMD’s Epyc data center CPUs is on track and slated for 2026. The processors didn’t get as much love at AMD’s recent 2025 Advancing AI event as, say, the new Instinct MI350X and ...

TL;DR: AMD is developing next-gen Zen 6-based EPYC "Venice" CPUs with up to 256 cores, built on TSMC's 2nm process, delivering a 70% performance boost and enhanced memory bandwidth. Alongside new ...

AMD reported record fiscal Q4 sales of $10.27 billion, beating consensus estimates. Click here to find out why AMD stock is a ...

AMD's first 2nm-based Zen 6 processors are set to debut in data centers, with the EPYC 9006 'Venice' family launching in the second half of 2026.

‘Our data center AI, server, and PC businesses are each entering periods of strong growth, led by an expanding [total addressable market], accelerating adoption of our Instinct platforms and EPYC and ...

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 ...

SPONSORED FEATURE The hyperscalers and big cloud builders have their own technical and political reasons for designing proprietary Arm server chips and having them built by Taiwan Semiconductor ...

Advanced Micro Devices is positioned for outsized growth driven by both GPU and CPU strength in AI data centers. AMD's MI450x/MI455 GPUs and EPYC CPUs are expected to accelerate data center revenue, ...

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