AMD

Fast, power-efficient chip is designed for cloud providers, enterprises and organizations that require high-performance computing.

AMD beat analyst predictions for profits in Q3 by targeting the server market and Q4 is shaping up nicely for the chipmaker as well, beating others in the semiconductor chip space.

AMD is gaining ground at the largest buyers of computer processors, owners of the giant data centers that are the backbone of the Internet.

The first application of new technology triples the size of Level 3 cache.

The cloud provider’s benchmark data compares Ampere’s Arm chips with AMD Rome and Milan and Intel Skylake.

The company has lifted its forecasted 2021 gain from 37 percent to 50 percent.

The Milan launch focused on supercomputing, but a chat with engineers shows that the company really wants the mid-range market back.