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AMD EPYC™ 9004 series Processors

Next stop: Genoa

Drive the next breakthrough with AMD's 4th Generation EPYC™ CPUs. The previous generations of EPYC, namely Milan (2021) and Rome (2020), were forces to be reconed with. Each release put the industry on notice, and this year is no different.

THE CPU THAT TAKES YOUR WORKLOADS AND RUNS WITH IT

AMD EPYC DELIVERS

The dawn of a new era of data centre performance is upon us. Benefits the AMD 4th generation EPYC 9004 CPU brings are not limited to a single workload, or an industry for that matter. There are a few noteworthy features to get the ball rolling:

  • Currently the World’s highest performance x86 server processor
  • Leadership efficiency to support sustainability goals
  • Outstanding TCO
  • Confidential computing

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UPGRADES?

The AMD 4th generation EPYC 9004 series data centre grade CPUs provide a significant upgrade over the previous itterations in more than one aspect.

  • AMD “Zen4” x86 cores (Up to 12 CCDs / 96 cores / 192 threads)
  • 12 channel DDR5 with ECC up to 4800 MHz
  • Up to 4 links of Gen3 AMD Infinity Fabric™ with speeds of up to 32Gbps
  • 64 IO Lanes support for CXL1.1+ with bifurcations supported down to x4
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WHAT REMAINED

"Why fix what is not broken?" - goes the saying. AMD had the same idea when designing the AMD 4th generation EPYC 9004 series CPUs. Some of these main-stay features are:

  • Secure Memory Encryption (SME)
  • Secure Encrypted Virtualization & Register Encryption (SEV-ES)
  • Server Controller Hub - USB, UART, SPI, I2C, etc.
  • Up to 32 IO lanes for SATA