We get into what you can expect from AMD EPYC, Intel Xeon, and Arm servers in 2022-2023. Each has its own design philosophy and is targeting different workloads. What is really interesting is that Intel and Arm have swapped chip design philosophies over the past decade. From More Cores, More Better to More Accelerators, More Better. Note: We cover NVIDIA Grace in the main site article.
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Other STH Content Mentioned in this Video
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– Ampere Altra Wiwynn Server Review –
– AMD EPYC Milan-X Review –
– DPU Primer –
– Testing NVIDIA BlueField-2 DPU with ZFS –
– Intel AI and AVX-512 Acceleration –
– Intel’s Next-gen Data Center Parts –
– CXL Primer –
– AMD EPYC 7003 Milan Launch –
– AMD Announces Bergamo Milan-X and MI250X –
– GB era of Server CPUs –
– Testing accelerators using AWS M6i –
– All about server power efficiency –
– Dual AMD EPYC 8x NVIDIA A100 Server –
– Liquid cooling AMD EPYC and NVIDIA A100 Servers –
– Tyan’s AMD EPYC GPU Tower –
– ASRock Rack 1U GPU Server –
– 32 core Intel Ice Lake Xeon versus AMD EPYC Milan –
– AMD-Xilinx –
– Apple M1 Ultra –
– AMD Technology Roadmap –
– AMD EPYC Update –
– AMD Data Center Solutions –
– AMD-Xilinx and AI Updates –
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Timestamps
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00:00 AMD Introduces its Companywide Roadmap
01:13 Our About Servers Series Track Record
02:53 More Cores More Better Framework
03:17 Arm Servers from Ampere, Amazon, Huawei/ HiSilicon, and Alibaba
10:48 Intel Sapphire Rapids, SPR HBM, and Sierra Forest
16:17 AMD Genoa, Genoa-X, and Bergamo
21:07 Wrap-up
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