AMD CEO Lisa Su said sales of the chipmaker's forthcoming EPYC "Rome" processors are "on track to ramp significantly faster" than its first-generation server CPUs as a result of heightened ...
AMD and Google publicly disclosed September findings of a key microcode vulnerability in AMD Zen 1 to Zen 4 CPUs, ...
AMD server channel chief Jerry Gadbois talks to CRN about how the chipmaker plans to take on Intel in the data center channel with its new lineup of second-generation EPYC 'Rome’ processors.
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AMD's struggle with unbootable Epyc Naples and Rome prototype CPUs revealed in its new Advanced Insights seriesHowever, it hasn’t been all plain sailing, as the two execs publicly discussed some early teething troubles with booting Epyc Naples and Rome prototype chips for the first time. During the ...
For cloud servers with Epyc processors, RAM encryption can be bypassed to seal off virtual machines. The first updates are ...
AMD EPYC 7001 (Naples), AMD Epyc 7002 (Rome), AMD Epyc 7003 (Milan and Milan-X), and AMD Epyc 9004 (Genoa, Genoa-X, and Bergamo/Siena). Microcode updates have fortunately already been released for ...
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