Feature
- The 3rd gen AMD EPYC CPUs use “Zen 3” core architecture for high-performance solutions in finance, cloud, government, and corporate sectors.
- Cisco provides UCS rack servers and EPYC-based blade servers, offering a unique combination of performance and sustainability for customers.
- Third-gen AMD EPYC CPUs support 128 PCIe Gen 4 lanes and eight DDR4 memory channels, delivering robust performance.
AMD extends third-gen EPYC processor family, introducing six new models for mainstream computing and data center IT needs. Using 4th-gen AMD EPYC processors aims to offer cost-effective solutions with power, security, and efficiency enhancements.
Closing the Technology Gap for Mainstream Performance
The competition to provide AI and high-performance computing is causing IT decision-makers to fall behind in technology. AMD extends its range of 3rd-generation EPYC CPUs to better meet the rising demand in the mid-market and channel for affordable mainstream solutions that offer outstanding value, performance, energy efficiency, and security features for mission-critical applications. With the assistance of reputable channel sellers and OEMs like Cisco, Dell Technologies, Gigabyte, HPE, Lenovo, and Supermicro, these products allow businesses to adopt current technology at their own speed.
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Quote from Dan McNamara
Senior vice president and general manager of AMD’s Server Business Unit Dan McNamara highlights the importance of an easy-to-implement upgrade path for aging data center infrastructure that keeps up with next-generation technologies while preserving performance and efficiency for workloads that are less technically demanding but still vital.
Zen 3 Architecture Powers Performance
The 3rd gen AMD EPYC CPUs use “Zen 3” core architecture for high-performance solutions in finance, cloud, government, and corporate sectors. For instance, these processors were implemented by Emirates NBD Bank to improve speed, simplify workloads, and optimize private cloud infrastructure. To improve financing security, MonetaGo additionally made use of AMD EPYC CPUs that were powered by Google Cloud Confidential Computing.
Broad Ecosystem Support
Several partners offer cost-effective, secure, and energy-efficient systems with 3rd-gen EPYC CPUs. Several notable collaborations consist of:
- Cisco provides UCS rack servers and EPYC-based blade servers, offering a unique combination of performance and sustainability for customers.
- GIGABYTE collaborates with AMD for versatile solutions, offering DDR5 and PCIe Gen5 performance and cost-effective DDR4 and PCIe Gen4 options.
- Lenovo melds ThinkSystem servers’ reliability with 3rd Gen AMD EPYC CPUs, offering cost-effective enterprise servers and value to channel partners.
Performance and Compatibility
Third-gen AMD EPYC CPUs support 128 PCIe Gen 4 lanes and eight DDR4 memory channels, delivering robust performance. AMD EPYC 7003 Series CPU-compatible processors enhance IT investments and provide a seamless upgrade path.
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Conclusion
AMD hopes to meet the many demands of data center computing by offering value, performance, energy efficiency, and security features with the expansion of its 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processor family. These products enable companies to seamlessly move to next-generation technology and satisfy mainstream computing requirements.
