AMD EPYC Genoa-X Weilds 1.3 GB of L3 Cache, 96 Cores
AMD announced that its Genoa-X processors are now shipping with up to 96 cores and 1.1 GB of L3 cache.
AMD’s Instinct Is To Compete With NVIDIA’s AI Ascendancy; Meet The MI300
Serve The Home has done their best to capture the live event featuring Dr. Lisa Su revealing AMD's new Instinct MI300 AI chip. As the...
Massively OP Podcast Episode 425: A disturbance in the Force of SWTOR
Justin and Bree discuss the SWTOR move to Broadsword, news from the Summer Game Fest, the Reddit blackout's impact on the MMO community, anniversaries for...
Vendor Had Twenty 16-Pin Adapter Meltdowns Among Tens of Thousands Sold
Cablemod, which produces custom cables and adapters, has shared the company’s failure rates for its 16-pin power adapters. To date, it reports twenty failures out of tens of thousands of sold adapters.
AMD Details EPYC Bergamo CPUs With 128 Zen 4C Cores, Available Now
AMD gave us new details about its 128-core EPYC Bergamo chips, which are shipping now.
AMD Expands MI300 With GPU-Only Model, Eight-GPU Platform with 1.5TB of HBM3
AMD unveiled new details about its MI300 accelerators, including a new GPU-only variant that has 192 GB of HBM3, and an Eight-GPU Platform with 1.5TB of HBM3.
Lost Ark’s Elgacia continent and latest abyssal dungeon arrive tomorrow with the June patch
We’re just one day away from Lost Ark’s June update, so naturally Amazon is pulling out all the stops on previewing the content – and...
The Division Resurgence confirms gameplay mechanics, June 13 regional beta, and fall release window
A big info drop for mobile multiplayer looter shooter The Division Resurgence has landed on our heads this week, providing a whole slew of gameplay...
PCI Express 7.0 Draft Spec Released: 512 GB/s x16 Slot in 2027
First draft specification of PCIe 7.0 is now available for members.
Intel Claims AI And Real-World Workload Domination With 4th Gen Scalable Xeon CPUs
When we’re talking about microprocessors, “efficiency” is a two-way street. You can achieve efficiency by using very little power for the performance you’re offering, or you can achieve efficiency by offering extremely high performance. Intel has taken the latter path, and it wants everyone to know that its approach has paid dividends.
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