According to the information available so far, the EPYC 9004 series processor codenamed Genoa (Genoa), based on the 5nm Zen4 architecture development came. The product starts with 16 cores and up to 128 cores (EPYC 9754/9734), with a power consumption range of 200~360W.

It should be noted that according to AMD’s roadmap, this generation of EPYC can actually be divided into four sequences, including the standard version, the cloud services version (based on Zen 4C, codenamed Bergamo), the 3D cache version (Genoa-X) and the entry-level Siena (expected to be named with EPYC 8004, SP6 interface).

The Zen4 EPYC will also support 12 channels of DDR5 memory, 80 PCIe 5.0, and CXL 1.1+ interconnects compared to consumer products.

Previously leaked performance scores show that the 96-core EPYC 9654, with 1.6x faster performance than Intel’s current strongest, the Xeon Platinum 8380.

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