256 cores and 2 nanometers - AMD puts its monster Epyc Venice server into production - Korben
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256 cores and 2 nanometers - AMD puts its monster Epyc Venice server into production - Korben
256 CPU cores on a single chip: This is what AMD’s new Epyc Venice offers, the sixth generation of its processor for servers, mass production of which has just started at Taiwanese founder TSMC. Remarkable technical detail, it is the very first processor intended for high performance computing (HPC, these giant machines which run climate simulations, AI models or quantum chemistry calculations) to be engraved on TSMC’s 2 nanometer manufacturing …
256 CPU cores on a single chip. This is proposed by AMD's new Epyc Venice, the sixth generation of its server processor, whose mass production has just started at the Taiwanese founder TSMC. A remarkable technical detail, it is the first high-performance computing processor (HPC, these giant machines that rotate climate simulations, AI models or quantum chemistry calculations) to be engraved on the TSMC 2 nanometre manufacturing node, called N2.…
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