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In a sign of the times, AMD just reset when it traditionally launches a new core architecture. Since Zen 1, AMD has always announced consumer parts first for a new Zen architecture months before unveiling its server-bound Epyc-branded counterparts. Zen 6, however, is the first time AMD has flipped the script and announced new Epyc parts based on a new architecture before client products. At a recent Advancing AI event hosted by AMD, CEO Lisa Su revealed AMD’s new upcoming Epyc 9006 series server CPUs. With AI datacentre buildouts currently taking a stranglehold of the industry, it’s no wonder AMD has prioritised a server-first launch of its new architecture. …
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