Below is a infographic which Intel produced showing some information with Intel Raptor Lake processors.

Intel has released its latest Raptor Lake CPU and AMD has released a mass of its planned AMD Zen 4 processors. So what comes next?

AMD has just announced its new Zen 4 series of CPUs. They have announced 4 new CPUs which will be available from September 27th:  Ryzen 9 7950X, Ryzen 9 7900X, Ryzen 7 7700X, and Ryzen 5 7600X, all of which are all based on the AM5 Socket. 

With Intel releasing Raptor Lake and the new AMD Zen4 Ryzen 7000 just hitting the market, we realize the need for these new CPUs will be strong, especially for High Frequency Trading. One of the problems initially that come with such large-scale CPU releases is availability.

GIGABYTE has recently announced dual-socket ARM servers. This is quite important for performance users who focus on the Ampete Altra processors. They support up to 256 CPU cores.

One of the extremely good pieces of news within the CPU market over the last few weeks is the new CPU releases from the two major CPU creators.

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SuperMicro continues to push the boundaries in terms of GPU server deployments and form factors. SuperMicro recently announced an 8U GPU, which, in their words, is the “most advanced GPU server, incorporating eight NVIDIA® H100 Tensor Core GPUs”.

With the rising cost of parts and the expensive DDR5 memory associated with AMD’s new CPUs, retailers are starting to come to grips with the need for more affordable motherboards for the new AMD Ryzen 7000 line.