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They don't seem to mention why EPYC and not Ampere's new architecture. Is the power and performance / core count comparable, so it's more momentum preserving t
by jjtheblunt 3y ago
They don't seem to mention why EPYC and not Ampere's new architecture.
Is the power and performance / core count comparable, so it's more momentum preserving to stay with x86_64?
- robin_reala 3y agoThe post is specifically talking about their x86 servers: It's nearly time for another refresh to our x86 infrastructure, with deployment planned for 2024.
- eastdakota 3y agoWe use both. This post was about the x86 version of our edge servers.
- abcdefg12 3y agoIs there a post about comparing them ?