AMD revealed plans for its upcoming computer chips during a recent tech presentation. The company will launch new EPYC Venice processors next year that use Zen 6 technology. These chips can handle up to 256 tasks at once and work much faster than current models. AMD will also release Instinct MI400 graphics cards that perform 10 times better than today's versions.
The Venice processors come in two types for different computer systems. Standard versions have 96 cores that split into 192 separate processing threads. Dense versions pack 256 cores into 512 threads for maximum power. Taiwan Semiconductor will make these chips using advanced 2-nanometer manufacturing methods.
AMD plans even more powerful chips for 2027 called EPYC Verano. These processors will likely use Zen 7 architecture and work with new MI500 graphics cards. The company wants to release new products every year to compete with other tech companies. All these components will fit into special data center racks designed for artificial intelligence work.
The Venice processors come in two types for different computer systems. Standard versions have 96 cores that split into 192 separate processing threads. Dense versions pack 256 cores into 512 threads for maximum power. Taiwan Semiconductor will make these chips using advanced 2-nanometer manufacturing methods.
AMD plans even more powerful chips for 2027 called EPYC Verano. These processors will likely use Zen 7 architecture and work with new MI500 graphics cards. The company wants to release new products every year to compete with other tech companies. All these components will fit into special data center racks designed for artificial intelligence work.
