Tag Archives: Server CPUs

Meta Buys Tens of Millions of AWS Graviton Arm Cores in a CPU Land Grab

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Meta is buying “tens of millions” of AWS Graviton CPU cores in a big move to bolster its agentic AI compute portfolio

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NVIDIA’s Vera CPU in Detail: High Perf Chip Takes Aim at Broader AI Server Market

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While NVIDIA is best known as a GPU company for obvious reasons, the company has now spent almost half of its existence trying to branch into the CPU market as well. From early forays into processor designs with Denver – and ambitions of x86 processors unrealized – through multiple generations of Tegra SoCs, and now […]

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AMD Intros Single-Socket EPYC 8005 “Sorano” CPUs For Telco and Edge

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Ahead of MWC, AMD is introducing its EPYC 8005 “Sorano” series of processors. Aimed at the telco and edge markets, these efficiency-focused chips have up to 84 Zen 5 CPU cores

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Intel Announces Xeon 600 Series This is Granite Rapids for Workstations

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Intel this afternoon is taking the wraps off of the Xeon 600 series, the company’s upcoming workstation platform. Based on Intel’s Granite Ridge CPUs, the release of the Xeon 600 series will see Intel’s latest server technology finally cascade down into workstation parts, replacing the current Xeon W-2500/W-3500 (Sapphire/Emerald Rapids) platforms that have been the […]

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SiFive To Adopt NVLInk Fusion For Future Data Center RISC-V CPU Designs

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For a while now, NVIDIA has been working to turn its NVLink high speed interconnect technology into more than just a bus used by NVIDIA, aiming to fashion an entire ecosystem around it. Those efforts kicked into high gear last year with the announcement of NVLInk Fusion, a program to allow third parties to connect […]

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AMD’s EPYC Venice, Instinct MI455X, & Helios Hardware On Display for First Time at CES 2026

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Alongside AMD’s numerous client-focused hardware announcements during their CES 2026 keynote, the company also devoted a bit of attention to their data center/server products. Though the company is essentially mid-cycle on its major data center products right now – and thus is not launching anything in the immediate timeframe – AMD still opted to use […]

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This is the Xsight Labs E1 DPU A 64-core Arm Neoverse N2 800G DPU

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We take a look at the Xsight Labs E1 DPU 1U server that exposes the new 64x Arm Neoverse N2 core 800Gbps networking chip and more

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Microsoft Azure Cobalt 200 Launched with 132 Arm Neoverse V3 Cores

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The Microsoft Azure Cobalt 200 is out, using 132 Arm Neoverse V3 cores for a next-generation TSMC 3nm compute option in Azure

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HPE Shows off AMD EPYC Venice and SP7 Supercomputing Node at SC25

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HPE showed off its next-generation AMD EPYC “Venice” socket SP7 supercomputing platform at SC25 along with its Slingshot 400 interconnect

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Intel Cancels its Mainstream Next-Gen Xeon Server Processors

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A major next-generation Intel Xeon platform has been removed from the company’s roadmap. We have the details on the Diamond Rapids shift

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Intel Xeon Clearwater Forest with 288 Cores on Intel 18A at Hot Chips 2025

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At Hot Chips 2025, Intel went into its next-gen 288 core processor constructed on Intel 18A process and using 3D packaging technology

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IBM’s Power11 Processor Architecture at Hot Chips 2025

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Third up on today’s CPU track is IBM. Big Blue is at the conference to talk about its latest generation Power architecture chip, the Power11. IBM starts off by recapping Power. Why it exists, and what IBM’s goals are for the processor and architecture. IBM is very system-focused, rather than focusing on selling just CPUs. […]

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Pezy Computing’s PEZY-SC4s, A MIMD Many-Core Architecture at Hot Chips 2025

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Second on today’s Hot Chip 2025 CPU track is Pezy Computing, the quirky Japanese CPU development firm who specializes in Multiple Instructions Multiple Data (MIMD) CPU designs. MIMD is an old concept in CPU design, but it’s not a CPU design we see too much of in the real world. Most designs are variations on […]

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Condor Computing’s Cuzco, a High-Perf RISC-V Design at Hot Chip 2025

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Hot Chips, the semiconductor industry’s leading conferences on high-performance microprocessors and related integrated circuits is taking place this week. Living up to its name, the show offers a rather deep look at some of the latest and hottest chips in the industry, from smaller vendors specializing in RISC-V all the way up to the big […]

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Deploying AMD Instead of Arm in our Infrastructure 2025 Here is Why

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Recently, we made a U-turn in deploying Arm-based all-flash storage servers and swapped to AMD EPYC. Our experience is what enterprises face

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