AMD’s Ryzen Threadripper is an aptly named product that marries the performance of two Zepplin dies inside of the same physical package that AMD’s EPYC server chips use.
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Intel is refusing to relase Skylake-SP die shots and areas for a good reason, margins.
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Intel has changed their Xeon lineup and exploded both the SKUs and the prices.
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AMD’s Zen core has been revealed in detail but with Epyc the company added a few juicy details.
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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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The outcome of all these different power management capabilities and tactics is an EPYC chip that AMD believes can offer between 50 percent and 75 better performance per watt than similarly performing parts from Intel.
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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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