… AMD has announced the production ramp of its next-generation 6th Gen EPYC server processors, codenamed "Venice." This is a big milestone, as Venice is the first high-performance computing HPC product in the entire industry to enter volume production on TSMC's advanced 2nm process node. …
… SK hynix notes that this delivers an "optimized solution for high-performance AI operations." And when it comes to cutting-edge AI operations, SK hynix confirms that these 192GB SOCAMM2 memory modules and other SOCAMM2 products are designed for NVIDIA's upcoming Vera Rubin platform, where they will… …
… Similar News Stories Apple is reportedly eyeing Intel and Samsung foundries for its A21 chips as TSMC supply constraints tighten Intel Foundry reportedly scores Apple's M7 production on 18A-P in 2027, future smartphone chips on 14A For the first time, AMD has overtaken Intel in data center revenue … …
… This two-pronged production strategy is put in place to diversify the supply chain. Official information on the production timeline remains unknown, but industry experts are eyeing high-volume production in late 2026 or early 2027. …
… Even with industry-leading yields, efficiency, and performance, TSMC's massive premiums are pushing chip designers toward diversifying their production lines. …
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… 3 Moreover, Arm's foray into silicon production should ring alarm bells for the current x86 manufacturers , AMD and Intel. According to Arm, its system can deliver 2x the performance per rack compared to the latest x86 systems, though, of course, this claim will need to be verified. …
… If joint products perform well on 18A and later 14A, it would be a strong vote of confidence in Intel's manufacturing recovery. …
