What does AMD’s new Epyc 7H12 mean?
It isn’t just a CPU, it is a sign of competitiveness
AMD’s new 7H12 CPU just made life really hard for Intel’s Whitley next generation Xeon platform.
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AMD’s new 7H12 CPU just made life really hard for Intel’s Whitley next generation Xeon platform.
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MD just came out with the chip we knew they had, the 280W, 64-core Epyc 7H12.
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Yesterday SemiAccurate told you about a new x86 server part back from the fabs.
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It looks like another server CPU is back in the labs at a major x86 company.
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Intel just put out an interesting number at IFA that telegraphs a huge price cut for enthusiast parts.
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Last week Intel launched their ’10th Gen’ CPUs, a self-inflicted wound that shouldn’t have been released.
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SemiAccurate earlier told you about how AMD’s Epyc performance was crushing Intel’s Xeon.
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AMD just obsoleted Intel’s server line with their new Rome CPU.
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How many cores does AMD’s Milan CPU have?
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Today Intel is finally launching, again, their Ice Lake mobile CPUs.
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Intel is gutting prices on some Xeons to some customer but not others.
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Despite all the rhetoric it looks like Intel’s Xpoint/Optane memory isn’t selling, something that will come as a shock to no one.
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It looks like another Intel server product got delayed by more than a bit, nothing catastrophic but not helpful either.
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Last Sunday AMD released their Ryzen 3000 line of CPUs which put the company in a very interesting competitive position.
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Today we bring you news abut the upcoming large die Ice Lake-SP Xeon CPU from Intel.
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