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The Big Clouds Get First Dibs On AMD “Genoa” Chips

June 16, 2023 Jeffrey Burt 1

The expanded lineup of AMD’s 4th generation “Genoa” Epyc server chips – built atop “Zen 4” core and some with the chip maker’s L3-boosting 3D V-Cache – unveiled at a high-profile event in San Francisco this week is quickly making its way into the cloud. …

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