Amd leaves us with a series of news on its servers

AMD brings news about its server division. The firm has issued a statement in which they tell us about the changes and new functions and improvements that we can find. So for millions of users worldwide, this is important data, because the firm's servers are extended. What can we expect in this case?

AMD leaves us with a series of news on its servers

These are all the news that the firm leaves us in its statement:

The Cray supercomputer with the 2nd Generation AMD EPYC will support the English corporation called "Atomic Weapons Establishment"

Cray, from Hewlett Packard Enterprise, has announced that the UK Atomic Armament Establishment (AWE) has selected the Cray Shasta supercomputer built with second-generation EPYC AMD processors to support and support UK security and defense. The system, powered by AMD, has been chosen for its ability to run mixed workloads and applications at the best total cost of ownership (TCO).

The new supercomputer, called the Vulcan, is expected to have a performance of more than seven "floating point operations." Vulcan will include the interconnected Cray Slingshot®, second-generation AMD EPYC 7542 processors, and Cray ClusterStor® Luster storage, offering nearly 100 gigabytes per second of I / O performance. For more information, you can consult the attached press release.

• On the other hand, AMD EPYC processors and Radeon Instinct accelerators power the latest Azure virtual appliances

Microsoft Azure and AMD have expanded their cloud business alliances with the general availability of the new Azure D-series and E-series, with AMD EPYC 7452 technology and preview of 2nd Gen NVv4 Azure virtual machine AMD processors EPYC and GPU Radeon Instinct.

EPYC powers the Azure Da and Ea series virtual appliances, they are now available and are the fastest Azure virtual machines in their class as they provide up to 96 vCPUs, 672GB of DDR4 RAM and 2.4TB SSD in temporary storage. The Ea series virtual appliances also offer 22% better performance per dollar than the competition for database workloads.

Microsoft Azure NVv4 virtual appliances; The first Windows Azure virtual desktop compatible with second-generation AMD EPYC processors and Radeon Instinct accelerators, are now open for preview. These virtual appliances offer a complete workstation GPU experience in a wide variety of cloud computing scenarios. These include passive cooling and AMD MultiGPU hardware virtualization technology that complies with the industry standard SR-IOV (Single Root I / O Virtualization) and introduces the division of GPU into four new options.

This gives customers greater flexibility, allowing the entire company to enjoy dedicated virtual CPU / GPU desktops, providing the best application experience regardless of workloads.