AMD brings 3D V-Cache back to data centers with Venice-X reaching 5.3 GHz

AMD has announced that its upcoming Venice-X processors will bring 3D V-Cache back to the data center market in the second half of next year. The new chips will feature 96 cores and 1,152 MB of L3 cache, matching previous top specifications while achieving a significantly higher boost clock speed of 5.3 GHz. The Venice-X processors are designed for high-performance computing workloads and will utilize the SP7 socket alongside PCIe 6.0 lanes and a 16-channel memory setup. This combination of high clock frequencies and large stacked cache pools aims to improve performance for demanding enterprise simulations and logic tasks.