AMD Takes the Lid off of Next-Gen EPYC 9006 Venice As Zen 6 Comes to Servers

What happened

The launch of AMD’s next-gen EPYC 9006 processors is quickly approaching. Building off of the company’s momentum over the past couple of years in not only the AI space but the traditional server space, AMD has been preparing a whole slate of new products for the fall.

But today it is time to talk about the most fundamental component of AMD’s enterprise hardware stack: CPUs. EPYC has been at the heart of AMD’s resurgence in the server and data center market over the last decade.

After losing all momentum in the market, AMD has slowly but surely turned things around, continuing to pick up an ever-larger share of the server CPU market. With AMD’s server revenue now handily eclipsing its consumer revenue, the EPYC CPU is a central part of AMD’s product offerings.

With the launch of the new EPYC 9006 processors quickly approaching, AMD has a lot to say about the upcoming chips. With four major chips, AMD is planning its biggest EPYC lineup yet. With the EPYC 9006 family, AMD is giving the entire family of chips a top-to-bottom overhaul.