AMD recently launched its Epyc 4005-series CPUs, aimed at catering to small-to-midsize businesses and dedicated hosting providers. These new chips, essentially rebadged Ryzen 9000-series desktop components, feature a maximum of 16 cores and support for DDR5. AMD acknowledges previously not serving part of this market well and intends to capture it with competitively priced, rigorously tested products, ensuring reliability in 24/7 environments, which is emphasized in extensive lifecycle testing and validation for server workloads.
We just had to repackage right size and appropriately price a product line that fit into those spaces.
It's the same chip, same package, etc, but it is validated for server OSs, and we offer software RAID support.
AMD's latest Zen architecture offers several notable improvements that may be of interest to those running enterprise workloads.
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