EPYC 'Venice'
PulseAugur coverage of EPYC 'Venice' — every cluster mentioning EPYC 'Venice' across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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Microsoft to deploy AMD's Helios AI accelerators at scale on Azure
Microsoft is significantly expanding its Azure AI infrastructure by deploying AMD's Helios rack-scale AI accelerator system at scale. This partnership aims to provide substantial AI compute power for both Microsoft's in…
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GAC Group forecasts significant H1 loss amid market pressures; AMD to launch Zen 6 CPUs
GAC Group anticipates a net loss of 4.06 to 4.57 billion yuan for the first half of the year, a significant increase from the previous year's loss. This is attributed to intensified market competition, increased sales i…
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Intel details 'Nova Lake' CPUs and 'Raptor Lake Next' refresh
Intel is reportedly planning a dual-pronged strategy for its upcoming desktop CPUs, focusing on both new architectures and refreshed existing lines. The company's "Nova Lake" processors, set to arrive on the Z990 platfo…
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AMD, Intel unveil massive new server CPU sockets at Computex
AMD and Intel have unveiled new, significantly larger CPU sockets at Computex 2026, designed to accommodate their next-generation server processors. AMD's SP7 socket will support EPYC 'Venice' CPUs with up to 256 cores …
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AMD claims Zen 6 Venice CPU outperforms Nvidia Vera in rack-scale tests
AMD has released preliminary benchmarks for its upcoming Zen 6 EPYC 'Venice' CPUs, claiming a flagship 256-core model can achieve 3.3 times the performance of Nvidia's Vera CPU in a rack-level setup. These results are b…
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AMD launches Helios MI455X AI platform with UALink-over-Ethernet
AMD has unveiled its new Helios MI455X AI platform, designed to compete with Nvidia's offerings. Initial systems will utilize UALink-over-Ethernet for interconnects, leveraging existing Ethernet infrastructure for faste…
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Intel Xeon 7 Diamond Rapids CPUs launching 2027 with more cores, bandwidth
Intel has officially confirmed that its next-generation Xeon 7 CPUs, codenamed Diamond Rapids, will launch in 2027. These processors will be built on the Intel 18A-P manufacturing node and will feature a 50% increase in…