Published 09/27/2023 9:13:21 p.m.

Plucky CPU maker beats AMD and Intel to become first to offer 320 cores per server — with even bigger models in the pipeline

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Oracle has snubbed leading CPUs from AMD and Intel in favor of AmpereOne processors for use in its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) A2 Instances. The super-dense chip was released in May 2023 and has a maxmum of 192 cores squeezed into a single chiplet. Oracle also announced two additional new services including OCI compute bare metal instances, powered by Nvidia H100 GPUs.

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Plucky CPU maker beats AMD and Intel to become first to offer 320 cores per server — with even bigger models in the pipeline

Oracle has snubbed leading CPUs from the likes of AMD and Intel in favor of AmpereOne processors for use in its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) A2 Instances – offering the highest core count in the industry.Coming in 2024, the new OCI service – which has 320 cores in the bare metal shape and 156 cores in the flexible virtual machine (VM) shape – will be used to power general-purpose cloud workloads. These include running web servers, transcodi…

09/27/2023 9:13:21 p.m.·United Kingdom

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Plucky CPU maker beats AMD and Intel to become first to offer 320 cores per server — with even bigger models in the pipeline

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