[The Exiled]

• AMD confirms next-gen EPYC Venice “Zen 6” CPUs with 256 cores in 2026, EPYC Verano “Zen 7” CPUs & Instinct MI500 GPUs for 2027
  
  
• AMD says Instinct MI400X GPU is 10X faster than MI300X, will power Helios rack-scale system with EPYC 'Venice' CPUs
  
  
• AMD announces MI350X and MI355X AI GPUs, claims up to 4X generational performance gain, 35X faster inference
  
  
• AMD EPYC Venice boasts 256 cores and bandwidth galore — next-gen server CPUs arrive in 2026
  
  
• AMD launches Instinct MI350 series, confirms MI400 in 2026 with 432GB HBM4 memory
  
  
• AMD Instinct MI350: With up to 1,400 watts and new package against Goliath nVidia
  
  
• AMD supercharges AI Data Centers with powerful MI350 GPU at Advancing AI 2025
  
  
• From MI350 to MI500: AMD’s bold AI accelerator roadmap through 2027

AMD manages to shift the dynamics of data center markets into its favour, server CPU market share now poised to match Intel by 2026. AMD manages to scale up to a 50% market share in the server CPU segment in less than a decade, credited to competitive EPYC CPUs. Interestingly, AMD's share in the server CPU market back in 2017 was zero percent, since the firm hadn't come up with competitive offerings at all. When the firm's CEO took over the office, AMD prioritized the workstation segment, coming up with the EPYC "Naples" series, which brought Zen architecture to the platform for the first time. Fast-forward a few years, and we see AMD gaining adoption at a much larger stage, mainly catalyzed by the EPYC lineups.