AMD Puts Venice EPYC Server Chip Into Full Production, Claims 20% Performance Lead Over Nvidia
AMD CEO Lisa Su announced the company has moved its new EPYC Venice server processor into full production, citing strong customer demand for the latest design.
Systems based on the Venice architecture are scheduled to launch in the fourth quarter. The company stated the processor delivers a 20% performance improvement over Nvidia’s Vera chip and maintains a broad lead over competing Arm-based server designs.
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@financialjuiceAMD CEO: Our new Venice CPU extends our leadership in the industry. $AMD
@financialjuiceAMD: The new Epyc design gives the largest generational gain. $AMD
@financialjuiceAMD ceo: Our new server CPU has a wide lead over ARM-based chips. $AMD
@financialjuiceAMD: The new Epyc has 20% more performance than an NVIDIA CPU. $AMD $NVDA
@financialjuiceAMD CEO: Venice IS in full production, and customer demand is strong. Venice-based systems to appear in the fourth quarter. $AMD
@firstsquawkAMD CEO: VENICE IS IN FULL PRODUCTION WITH STRONG CUSTOMER DEMAND; VENICE-BASED SYSTEMS TO APPEAR IN Q4; NEW EPYC HAS 20% HIGHER PERFORMANCE THAN NVIDIA CPU AND WIDE LEAD OVER ARM-BASED CHIPS
@yahoofinanceLisa Su says AMD's EPYC Venice delivers 20% higher performance over Nvidia's Vera, and has a clear lead over Arm-based chips.