According to this leak, AMD is looking at a "radical" new design for future CPUs, with huge numbers of cores and a massive stack of cache.

Not least because one GPU vendor has only just joined the matrix core gang. If you're wondering ... as it will be supported by AMD, Intel, Nvidia, and even Qualcomm. You could argue that CoopVec ...

So it’s really just putting that matrix together and creating real ... fifth-gen Xeon lineup that launched in late 2023, AMD’s top 192-core EPYC CPU is up to four times faster performance ...

Most notably, Sierra Forest lacks support for AVX-512 and Intel's newer advanced matrix ... AMD and Ampere have made similar consolidation claims about their respective many-core chips.

In case you don't remember, AMD had added support for Wave Matrix Multiply Accumulate (WaveMMA or WMMA) last time with RDNA 3. AMD is promising 2x the FP16 throughput on RDNA 4 vs RDNA 3 (RX 7000 ...

AMD’s upcoming Zen 7 chips are rumored to take the multi-class core idea a step further. Imagine three different types of CPU cores on the same chip: the usual high-speed cores for performance ...

AMD’s Ryzen 9 7950X is the kind of CPU that genuinely makes everything faster—gaming, streaming, content creation, or whatever else you’re pushing through your desktop. It’s packing 16 ...

The AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D and the Intel Core i9-14900K are among your best bets if you're looking for an enthusiast-grade gaming chip in 2025. These processors come with the latest improvements in ...

Do you get the feeling that AMD's hardware partners are excited about ... But processors like the 16-core/32-thread Ryzen 9 9950X3D offer a blend of relatively high core/thread counts and stacked ...

Compared with AMD’s 128-core EPYC 9755, Intel’s flagship ... Intel said the workload can take advantage of the CPU’s Advanced Matrix Extensions (AMX) for a 30 percent speed-up.