AMD Showcases Its Next-Gen EPYC "Verano" CPU, Up to 192 Cores and LPDDR5X Memory
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AMD introduced the latest Verano server CPU (Epyc 9006 LP) series during the conference. These decisions are based on Zen 6 microarchitecture, but were developed in a highly specialized way, under artificial intelligence workloads, bypassing the flagship line of Venice. During the performance, Executive Director Lisa Soo demonstrated the flagship silicon combining the six computing crystals CCD with ... The post AMD presented the Epyc 9006 LP Ve…
AMD has unveiled its new EPYC Verano processor, designed for AI agents. Offering up to 192 cores and supporting SOCAMM2 memory, this model is expected to launch in 2027. AMD is preparing to expand its family... Full version of the website: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/amd_epyc_verano_procesor_192_rdzenie-55012.html
AMD has introduced the next-generation EPYC Verano processor, which focuses on the intensive workloads of artificial intelligence agents. Based on the Zen 6 architecture and with up to 192 cores, the massive model is poised to usher in the era of energy efficiency and high bandwidth in data centers with SOCAMM2 memory support.
AMD changes shoulder rifles. Far from the race to raw power, the firm draws a new EPYC architecture named Verano, a processor designed not to do anything but to excel in a role: that of conductor for artificial intelligence supercomputers.
AMD announces the EPYC Summer line, with up to 192 cores per chip, LPDDR5X memory and the Helion rack for AI agentica in data centers
AMD Showcases Its Next-Gen EPYC "Verano" CPU, Up to 192 Cores and LPDDR5X Memory
AMD showed off its next-generation EPYC "Verano" server CPUs during CEO Dr. Lisa Su opening keynote at the 2026 OCP Global Summit. The new CPU is the first EPYC processor to support LPDDR5X memory via SOCAMM2 modules. Now AMD is mirroring rival NVIDIA's Vera CPU that already uses SOCAMM2 modules. The "Verano" processor sits within the EPYC 9006 "LP" family and is built on the same TSMC 2 nm process as the already-launched EPYC "Venice". While AM…
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