AMD: new processors hailed by market
(CercleFinance.com) - Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) yesterday unveiled a new range of processors for servers, a launch that should enable it to increase its market share in data centers.
On Wednesday evening AMD presented a range that is mainly intended for the cloud, enterprise applications and high-performance information (HPC) markets, wooed by sector giants such as HPE, Cray, Lenovo and Dell.
The group says that this second generation of EPYC processors - based on 7nm semiconductor technology - offers the Californian group record-breaking performance at a total ownership cost that is 50% lower than traditional processors.
The market clearly liked this news, with the stock liked by analysts; the AMD share is up an impressive 11.3% at 32.5 euros in early exchanges on Wall Street.
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On Wednesday evening AMD presented a range that is mainly intended for the cloud, enterprise applications and high-performance information (HPC) markets, wooed by sector giants such as HPE, Cray, Lenovo and Dell.
The group says that this second generation of EPYC processors - based on 7nm semiconductor technology - offers the Californian group record-breaking performance at a total ownership cost that is 50% lower than traditional processors.
The market clearly liked this news, with the stock liked by analysts; the AMD share is up an impressive 11.3% at 32.5 euros in early exchanges on Wall Street.
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