Credit: AMD Previously, the release of the AMD EPYC “Milan-X” processors was scheduled for a generic Q1 2022 and apparently the their market debut could be very close. Dan McNamara, senior vice president and general manager of AMD's Server Business Unit, said at the SIG Annual Tech Conference 2022, “We are sampling products in GA today and will launch them later this month. We are very, very excited about this ».
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Photo Credit: AMD Regarding the achievable performance, McNamara added:
Milan-X will offer up to 50% more performance in technical workloads such as computational fluid dynamics, EDA and any type of advanced physical modeling. So we are really excited about this family. The amount of cache offered by Milan is about to triple and the increase we are seeing, as I said, is quite dramatic.