AMD announced a series of new products and services at its Next Horizon event on Nov. 6, as the silicon vendor continued its competitive march to take share from Intel in the data center.
Among the announcements made at the Next Horizon event, AMD launched its 7nm based Radeon Instinct MI60 and MI50 GPUs; revealed news details about the Zen2 CPU core and the next generation EPYC Rome processors; and announced that Amazon Web Services (AWS) was launching EPYC-powered cloud instances.
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