In this article we’ll be looking at the different SKUs in this product stack and thinking about how they fit into server market.
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Yesterday at AMD’s 2017 Financial Analyst Day the company outlined its plan to reenter the high-performance x86 server market. AMD’s first “Zen”-based server chip codenamed “Naples” will be coming to market branded as AMD Epyc.
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Today Intel announced the availability of the Xeon E7-8894 v4 which is now the highest performance server chip on the market.
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AMD is preparing to launch two new server chips going by the names of Naples and Snowy Owl around the middle of next year.
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Last week Applied Micro (APM) and the Linley Group released a white paper detailing the performance goals of APM’s X-Gene 3 server chips that are due for release in H2 2017.
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Back in April of last year SemiAccurate’s own Charlie Demerjian brought news from our moles that Amazon was making major investments into building its own video game development capabilities.
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Yesterday AMD released a new roadmap during its Q4 2015 conference call.
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Today AMD is finally introducing its Opteron A1100 64-bit ARM CPU codenamed “Seattle” to wide availability.
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The new 9300-16i and 9300-16e HBAs from Avago are good for nearly 2 million IOPS of performance.
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Exactly how much megadatacenters pay for CPUs has been one of the major debates around SemiAccurate HQ for a while now.
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Back at IDF we got to see another really neat technology from Avago called ExpressFabric.
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Today Intel announced the Xeon E5-2400 v2 family of server processors.
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AMD told the world about the no-so-secret Opteron X-Series based variant of HP’s project Moonshot server architecture.
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Mr. Feldman talked exclusively about the ARM versus x86 debate, and how he thinks that the ARM server market is going to shape up over the next five years.
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Tyan was showing off a bunch of two and four socket Romley boards and chassis at Computex, all very evolutionary.
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