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Netflix video service hardware includes AMD EPYC Rome CPUs, 18 x WD SN720 NVMe SSDs, offering a huge 400Gbps+ of bandwidth.

AMD EPYC CPUs will power US Navy supercomputer with 290,304 cores, alongside 112 x NVIDIA Volta V100 GPGPUs.

AMD announces the fastest EPYC chip yet -- EPYC 7H12 designed specifically for liquid-cooled servers.

AMD kicks some serious ass with EPYC 7742: 128C/256T destroys Cinebench world record.

$14,000 worth of AMD's new EPYC processors destroys $52,000 worth of Intel Xeon Platinum CPUs.

More cores, more threads, new process... LESS MONEY. That's EPYC.

Atmos BullSeqyuana X powered by 3125 of AMD's upcoming EPYC 'Rome' CPUs, will feature 200,000 cores and 400,000 threads.

AMD only just announced its second-gen EPYC 'Rome' CPU, and now we're hearing about the third-gen EPYC 'Milan' CPU.

If AMD pull this off, the 64C/128T processor could disrupt the entire supercomputer/server market.

AMD's journey into 7nm with EPYC's new 'Rome' CPU could deliver 64C/128T processor in 2019.