The chipmaker provides a big update to its EPYC processor road map, with a 96-core EPYC CPU powered by Zen 4 architecture due out next year and a 128-core EPYC CPU powered by the cloud-focused Zen ...
While the new VMware licensing guidelines change the economics slightly for higher core count processors, AMD remains committed to VMware as a winning virtualization solution for AMD EPYC ...
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