This makes the AMD EPYC 7F32 the world’s highest per-core performance x86 server CPU based on SPECrate 2017 fp_base score divided by total core count. An impressive achievement. The AMD EPYC 7Fx2 ...

AMD continues to chip away at Intel’s market share in the server segment that Team Blue has dominated for most of the previous decade. The recipe for this rise in AMD market share has been the EPYC ...

'We believe that the same value [proposition] that is allowing us to win at the cloud will help us to win in the enterprise with HCI,' says Dan McNamara, the head of AMD's server business who was ...

AMD has introduced three new processors in its second-generation EPYC 7Fx2 series, which is optimized for frequency and delivers what AMD claims is the fastest per-core performance in the x86 server ...

AMD has been making some steady gains in desktop market share with its Ryzen 3000 processors, and has even showed some great promise with its newly released Ryzen 4000 mobile processors. But another ...

AMD is making inexorable progress in the server space through successive generations of EPYC processors. Second-generation models now proliferate the market at price points between $450 and $7,000.