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CTOnews.com November 11 news, AMD released the Genoa series EPYC Xiaolong Zen 4 processor, up to 96 cores in the early hours of this morning. Dr. 𝐼𝑎𝑛 𝐶𝑢𝑡𝑟𝑒𝑠𝑠, a consultant / analyst in the chip field, has been the first to get the product and released a physical picture.

Zen4 EPYC server processor compared with Zen4 Auron processor CTOnews.com learned that the fourth generation of AMD EPYC processors, including 16 to 96 cores of 14 models, all use Zen4 architecture, but also support DDR5 memory and PCIe Gen 5 storage, support CXL1.1+ memory expansion, greatly enhanced in security, such as the expansion of AMD Infinity Guard, and the number of encryption keys has been doubled.

AMD said that with fourth-generation AMD EPYC processors, enterprises can achieve:

Performance and efficiency support. Thanks to up to 96 cores in a single processor, the new AMD EPYC processor helps customers further meet their computing needs by deploying fewer but more powerful servers. This enables them to achieve greater flexibility in the data center to support the enterprise's sustainability goals and drive real-world dividends.

Data security. Through the "Security by Design" system, AMD can further provide stronger security functions in x86 CPU. The fourth-generation AMD EPYC processor family enhances AMD Infinity Guard. As an advanced feature set, AMD Infinity Guard provides protection for both physical and virtual layers. Compared with the previous generation, the fourth-generation AMD EPYC processor has twice as many encryption keys, helping customers secure data whether it is stored locally, in the cloud, or in memory.

Adopt the latest industry features and architecture. These processors will further provide customers with a comprehensive feature set, and customers only need to select the number of cores and frequencies that meet their workload requirements. The fourth generation of AMD EPYC processors introduced DDR5 memory and fifth generation PCIe support, which are critical to AI and ML applications. In addition, the fourth-generation AMD EPYC processors support CXL1.1 + to provide memory scalability to help customers meet the need for larger in-memory workload capacity.

Product list of fourth-generation AMD EPYC processors

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