GPU devices, whether it be stand-alone PCs or mass server deployments, play a significant part in the mining process, with Ethereum mining still being a large use case for the AMD Radeon line

With full data center compliance and optimal cooling, our AMD Ryzen-based Vega HFT servers offer fast sequential processing speeds while maximizing performance across all cores

AMD has put significant pressure on the CPU market over the last couple of years, and they continue to make strides into the market share with their latest Ryzen workstation CPUs.

According to PassMark high-end CPU rankings, AMD Genoa, with the EPYC 9654 CPU is leading the way by a significant margin.

The specifications for GPU cards can be long and hard to absorb, we try and make it easy for users, especially new users, to understand.

With rising power costs and uncertainty around component part costs and lead times, there is a landscape of potential issues with deploying any type of infrastructure environment at this time.

AMD continues to push the boundaries with Ryzen/ We’ve been known for our ICC Vega servers, which are our specialized financial servers focused on High-Frequency Traders. With the latest AMD Ryzen, the frequency of the CPU has continued to push all known boundaries. As traders know, CPU is imperative to financial success, and as AMD continues to push the boundaries, here is the upcoming good news from our side.

High Frequency Traders are forever after optimal ways to deploy their HFT environments for performance benefits. Seconds feel like hours, operations in parallel nature seem like oceans apart and the perfect network setup always seems so hard to work out.

NVIDIA released the H100 last year which has already evolved into the market-leading enterprise GPU, being deployed in endless amounts of servers worldwide.