Hewlett-Packard on Tuesday became the third major server vendor to unveil a line of Intel Xeon 5300 quad-core processor-based servers.

Since the introduction of the first Epyc server processor with the original Zen CPU core in 2017, AMD has made steady progress in performance, capability, and market share. With the release of the ...

The processor will be available in both single- and dual-socket configurations. And for floating point operations, ThunderX3 features four 128-bit SIMD (Neon) units per core.

IBM on Monday launched its latest Power7 processor, which adds more cores and improved multithreading capabilities to boost the performance of servers requiring high up time. The Power7 chip has ...

Microsoft is set to start charging businesses $1.50 per CPU core each month for a new way to install security updates on Windows Server 2025. This change will affect anyone running servers outside ...

Servers with AMD’s EPYC CPUs with 3D V-Cache technology, Milan-X, include servers from Dell, HPE, Cisco, Lenovo, Atos, Microsoft Azure, Supermicro and Gigabyte.

IBM’s plans for its Power server family promise faster and more programmable AI capabilities along with a new, more powerful processor. Highlights of the 2025 roadmap include: IBM’s Spyre ...

AMD today announced the EPYC 7003 family of server processors, which improve performance by 20% or more relative to the previous generation. Whereas the earlier products outperform Intel’s Xeon ...

Microsoft is reportedly working on its own ARM-based CPU design to give it more flexibility and potentially better performance than x86 cores.

At CES, AMD launched its first Zen chips for PCs, called Ryzen. Next on deck is the 32-core server chip code-named Naples, which will ship in the coming months.