Bare-metal servers in IBM Cloud to run on 2nd Gen AMD EPYC chips
AMD has announced that IBM Cloud is enhancing its global infrastructure with 2nd Gen AMD EPYC processors to power its latest bare-metal servers. A bare-metal server is a physical server meant for a single user, as opposed to having its components shared across a pool of virtual servers. With the addition of the AMD EPYC 7642 processor to its cloud portfolio, IBM is engineered to deliver increased computing performance in its bare-metal offerings. Available now, these new bare-metal servers are the first 2nd Gen AMD EPYC-based offering from IBM Cloud and are focused on the computing power and performance required to accelerate modern workloads like data analytics, electronic design automation, artificial intelligence as well as virtualised and containerised workloads. “2nd Gen AMD EPYC processors deliver where it counts for cloud providers, providing the cores, scalability and throughput for critical workloads,” said Forrest Norrod, Senior VP and GM, Data Center and Embedded Soluti...