The EYPC chips have twice the memory bandwidth as well, and allow for dual socket systems. I don't believe the enterprise security and management features are i

The EYPC chips have twice the memory bandwidth as well, and allow for dual socket systems. I don't believe the enterprise security and management features are in their HEDT counterparts. Chips like these are for a specialty market, for those who are using applications and workloads that can actually take advantage of all those cores and aren't running a personal datacenter. You're not going to see this offered in any of the rack/blade systems offered by the likes of Dell, HPE, SuperMicro, Lenovo, etc where organizations are actually going to be purchasing EPYC chips.