Advanced Micro Devices revealed its next-generation EPYC processors will push computing boundaries through cutting-edge manufacturing techniques. The company confirmed its upcoming Venice chips will be the first high-performance computing product developed using TSMC's advanced 2-nanometer process technology.
AMD's partnership with TSMC marks a significant milestone for semiconductor development. The new processors will leverage NanoSheet technology and represent a major step forward for the company's data center strategy. Zen 6 and Zen 6C architectures will power these groundbreaking chips, which are scheduled for release next year.
The announcement also highlighted AMD's commitment to domestic manufacturing. TSMC's Arizona facility successfully validated the company's fifth-generation EPYC CPUs, which underscores efforts to strengthen United States semiconductor production capabilities.
AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su emphasized the strategic collaboration with TSMC. The partnership aims to drive technological innovation and create advanced computing solutions. Their joint efforts focus on improving performance and power efficiency for future computing technologies.
The collaboration signals continued technological advancement in the semiconductor industry. TSMC's chairman, Dr. C.C. Wei, expressed enthusiasm about working closely with AMD. Their shared goal remains pushing the boundaries of computing technology through innovative manufacturing processes.
AMD's partnership with TSMC marks a significant milestone for semiconductor development. The new processors will leverage NanoSheet technology and represent a major step forward for the company's data center strategy. Zen 6 and Zen 6C architectures will power these groundbreaking chips, which are scheduled for release next year.
The announcement also highlighted AMD's commitment to domestic manufacturing. TSMC's Arizona facility successfully validated the company's fifth-generation EPYC CPUs, which underscores efforts to strengthen United States semiconductor production capabilities.
AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su emphasized the strategic collaboration with TSMC. The partnership aims to drive technological innovation and create advanced computing solutions. Their joint efforts focus on improving performance and power efficiency for future computing technologies.
The collaboration signals continued technological advancement in the semiconductor industry. TSMC's chairman, Dr. C.C. Wei, expressed enthusiasm about working closely with AMD. Their shared goal remains pushing the boundaries of computing technology through innovative manufacturing processes.
