AMD began revenue shipments of EPYC Venice CPUs in the third quarter; initial manufacturer-built systems are expected in Q4.

AMD CEO Lisa Su said revenue shipments of EPYC Venice processors began in the third quarter. This is a processor-shipment milestone, distinct from the availability of complete servers incorporating those central processing units (CPUs).

The first systems from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) were expected in the fourth quarter. The supplied report does not identify the manufacturers, server configurations, shipment quantities, or individual system-release dates.

Su made the disclosure alongside comments that data-center demand was accelerating and that AMD expected 2027 data-center revenue to exceed its earlier expectations. The source does not provide Venice-specific revenue, pricing, core counts, manufacturing-process details, or performance measurements.