AMD EPYC Zen 7 "Florence" Confirmed With ACE, Next-Gen Memory
AMD has unveiled its hardware roadmap through 2028, introducing the Zen 7 'Florence' architecture and upcoming Zen 8 'Ravenna' developments.
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AMD confirmed the future roadmap for its server processor line, identifying Zen 7 Florence as a 2028 release following the Zen 6 Venice launch. The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage regarding further technical specifics of the Florence architecture.
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AMD has formalized its future product architecture, transitioning from the Zen 6 'Venice' series to the Zen 7 'Florence' platform. The company also announced that Zen 8, codenamed 'Ravenna', is currently in development. Technical specifications for the upcoming Venice-X CPU include 96 cores, a 5.15 GHz boost clock, and 1152 MB of 3D V-Cache.
Coverage from Tom's Hardware, Wccftech, TechPowerUp, and AMD emphasizes a long-term strategic focus on data center expansion and Agentic AI integration. Reports highlight that AMD reports control of nearly half the data center CPU market, with projections for the Total Compute TAM reaching $2 trillion by 2030. Future developments hinge on the scheduled 2027 launch of the Venice-X series and the subsequent rollout of the Zen 7 'Florence' product family in 2028.
Coverage does not yet specify granular technical details for Zen 7 or Zen 8 beyond these roadmap confirmations.
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Coverage (5)
- AMD reveals CPU architecture roadmap through 2028, following Zen 6 'Venice' launch — Zen 7 'Florence' to debut in 2028 alongside diversified product family, confirms Zen 8 'Ravenna' in development Tom's Hardware · 51d ago
- AMD Says It Now Controls Nearly Half Of The Data Center CPU Market, And Its Total Compute TAM Will Reach $2 Trillion By 2030 Wccftech · 51d ago
- AMD’s Venice-X CPU launches in 2027 with 1152 MB of 3D V-Cache, 96 cores, and 5.15 GHz boost clock – Zen 6 CPU for high-performance computing comes with major pillars of Venice Tom's Hardware · 51d ago
- AMD Announces 6th Gen EPYC Server Processors Powered by "Zen 6" Microarchitecture TechPowerUp · 51d ago
- Agentic AI: AMD EPYC™ 9005 CPUs Wins Today, EPYC 9006, formerly code-named “Venice”, Takes It to a New Level AMD · 51d ago
The obvious questions
What is the next major architecture launch after Zen 6?
AMD has confirmed that the Zen 7 'Florence' architecture is scheduled to debut in 2028.
What are the key specs for the upcoming Venice-X CPU?
The Venice-X is slated for a 2027 launch, featuring 96 cores, a 5.15 GHz boost clock, and 1152 MB of 3D V-Cache.
What is the projected Total Compute TAM for AMD?
According to reports, AMD projects the Total Compute TAM will reach $2 trillion by 2030.
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