
With Venice, AMD Rewrites the Memory Equation for x86 Servers
EPYC Venice enters commercial production with up to 256 Zen 6 cores on 2nm and two distinct memory bandwidth tiers reaching 1.6 TB/s per socket.
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EPYC Venice enters commercial production with up to 256 Zen 6 cores on 2nm and two distinct memory bandwidth tiers reaching 1.6 TB/s per socket.

Four days. Three datacenters offline. 84 services down, traffic at 0.4%. What Yandex's collapse reveals about cloud resilience architecture.

KIOXIA's LD4 SSDs in E1.L form factor deliver up to 122.88TB in a single 1U server. What this unprecedented density means for infrastructure teams.

Vultr's first commercial deployment of the AMD Helios AI Rack, a $1.2 billion HPE order, marks the arrival of a credible rack-scale alternative to NVIDIA.

IEEE P802.3dj is entering its final ballot phase, while the first 1.6T direct-detect and coherent modules are already shipping to early buyers.

Amazon raises $25 billion in bonds to fund its datacenters, a clear signal that cloud is now financed like critical infrastructure, and what that means for CIOs.

SoftBank's massive data center push into Europe signals a turning point. Here's what smart business leaders should do before the window closes.