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The highly anticipated AMD third-generation AMD EPYC server processor "Milan" is confirmed to be released on the 15th. Today, AMD officially announced the news.

The press conference will be held online at 11:00 pm Beijing time on the 15th. AMD President and CEO Dr. Lisa Su, AMD Executive Vice President of Technology and Engineering and Chief Technology Officer Mark Papermaster, AMD Senior Vice President and General Manager of Data Center and Embedded Solutions Division Forrest Norrod, and AMD Senior Vice President and General Manager of Server Business Dan McNamara will deliver speeches. At the same time, industry-leading data center partners and customers will also appear at the press conference.

"Milan" has an important strategic position in AMD's server processor evolution roadmap. After the first two generations of "Naples" and "Rome", "Milan" is expected to further gain ground in the data center market.

Forrest Norrod, AMD senior vice president and general manager of the Data Center and Embedded Solutions Division, said in an exclusive interview with Jiwei.com that the launch of the first generation of EPYC "Naples" provided a good start for AMD to re-enter the data center market, and it has achieved this goal very well. After the launch of "Rome", it is hoped that it can continue to maintain its performance lead and further shorten the gap with Intel in single-core performance or other aspects. As for Milan, it is positioned as a high-performance product, surpassing its competitors in terms of performance.

The latest data from Mercury Research, an authoritative market research organization, in February this year showed that AMD's share of the server market exceeded 7% for the first time in many years, reaching 7.1%, an increase of 0.5 percentage points from the previous quarter and 2.6 percentage points from the previous year. Historical data shows that AMD's share of the server market was only an almost negligible 0.7% in the fourth quarter of 2017, shortly after the first generation of EPYC was released. Since then, it has been steadily increasing almost every quarter.

The EPYC evolution roadmap shows that "Milan" will continue the 7nm process technology, but the architecture will be upgraded to Zen 3. According to previous media reports, it is expected that at least 19 models will be seen in the third-generation AMD EPYC Milan family, which will be made based on TSMC's 7nm process and based on the Zen 3 architecture. Compared with the second-generation EPYC Rome series, this series of processors will provide up to 64 cores, 128 threads, 280W TDP and higher frequency.

In recent years, AMD has continuously challenged Intel in the field of desktop and server processors with its advanced process and architecture, and its market performance has been improving. In August last year, AMD's market value exceeded the $100 billion mark for the first time.

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