From Zen's conception it was designed to offer both scalability in terms of both power and core count, allowing AMD to power mobile devices with as little as 4W and scale all the way up to their upcoming 32-core Naples server CPU.
Zen is a whole new architecture from AMD, making it almost unrecognisable when compared to their current Excavator architecture. Zen is designed to give users strong CPU cores, offering larger instruction schedulers, larger schedulers and buffers, and features faster cache with low latency operation and improved data prefetchers.
There's also another video from last week's AMD event , starting around the 2:50 mark it shows off a PC with AMD's 8-core Zen "Bristol Ridge" processor.