AMD announced general availability of sixth-generation EPYC SP7 server CPUs, based on its new Zen 6 architecture.

AMD announced general availability of its sixth-generation EPYC SP7 server central processing units (CPUs) on November 10. The company’s announcement states that systems using the processors are shipping, distinguishing this milestone from a development preview.

Related coverage identifies the processors as the EPYC 9006 “Venice” platform, based on Zen 6. These are server CPUs, not AMD GPUs or a separately quantified accelerator deployment.

HPCwire also reported that AMD discussed Venice with analysts, press, and partners at its November 4–5 AMD In Depth event in Las Vegas. Although the supplied coverage discusses performance and power-budget positioning, its excerpts contain no numerical benchmark results, core counts, or processor power ratings to reproduce.