AMD has officially launched its EPYC Venice CPU family, spanning several chips, with performance leadership in Agentic AI with Zen 6 cores. The Industry's First 2nm HPC CPU Is Here, Meet EPYC Venice Family, Packing Up To 256 "Zen 6" Cores & 203 Billion Transistors One component that is really shaping up as the king of the Agentic AI era is the CPU. AMD is leveraging its brand new Zen 6 core architecture that will be used on its 6th Gen EPYC CPUs, codenamed Venice. AMD's EPYC Venice chips are the first HPC product to enter volume production on TSMC's […]

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AMD has showcased its next-generation EPYC Venice CPU at the Advancing AI event, featuring a phenomenal core count of 256 based on Zen 6. AMD Is Firing Across All Cylinders With Its Next-Gen EPYC Venice CPU Lineup: Flagship With 256 "Zen 6" Cores Pictured & It's A Monster Chip For the next stream of data centers, CPUs are going to play a much more important role than GPUs due to the rise in Agentic AI & RL workflows. As such, all CPU vendors are releasing brand new chips that unleash the best capabilities for these workloads while leading the charts […]

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AMD's Zen 6 CPUs are the main focus in the latest AIDA64 8.30 beta release, adding support for various upcoming lineups. AMD Zen 6 CPUs Are Coming Soon, & AIDA64 Is Fully Prepped With Support For Multiple Lineups FinalWire has released the latest version of its popular system monitoring software, AIDA64. The new version (8.30.8332 beta) comes with various updates, with the main release highlights being preliminary and improved support for AMD's upcoming Zen 6 CPU families. The full changelog is listed below: There are five AMD Zen 6-specific families listed for the new release. These include Mustang Peak (K1A.18), Olympic […]

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TSMC's former and current engineers were involved in a 2nm theft incident, and after an extensive investigation, the individuals are now being legally pursued. TSMC's Former Engineers Stole Information Around the 2nm Process to Give Their Newer Employers a Leverage When it comes to technology theft, semiconductors are an area that is actively targeted, and this isn't limited to internal elements within TSMC; it also involves geopolitics. Taiwan has taken theft claims in this segment very seriously, and one recent case is an alleged 2nm theft by TSMC's own employees. We'll discuss the incident ahead, but for now, a recent […]

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