AMD's server processor business has been booming in the data center. Its EPYC family of CPUs have been something of a phoenix rising from the ashes, taking the business unit from the brink of an ever-declining position to steadily growing market share versus Intel. At the same time, the data center processor landscape has changed dramatically to meet the ever expanding requirements of cloud workloads. High-performance compute (HPC) has taken off with demand for much more powerful chips, AI has begun to disrupt many industries, while more and more software as a service (SaaS) and infrastructure as a service solutions are being deployed to the cloud...



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