AMD EPYC “Rome” Server Processors to Feature 8 to 64 Cores
At Computex 2019, AMD demoed the Ryzen 3000 processors and the 64-core EYPC “Rome” chip which seemed way faster than the competing Intel Xeon part, all the while keeping the power draw within acceptable limits. Regardless, they ought to be much faster than the 1st and 2nd Gen EPYC lineups. Furthermore, this time around AMD is targeting all the segments of the server market with chips ranging from octa-core, all the way to the mighty 64-core monstrosity.
Source: www.techquila.co.in