AMD
AMD Component Partner Program
About AMD – Powerful, Efficient and Secure Server Processors
AMD ("Advanced Micro Devices") is, alongside Intel, one of the world’s two major processor manufacturers. Founded in 1969 in the United States, AMD develops CPUs, chipsets, and system-on-chip (SoC) solutions for a wide range of industries – from research laboratories to enterprise and consumer markets. We place particular trust in AMD server hardware, especially AMD processors.
An AMD server CPU is defined by three key qualities. First, it delivers outstanding performance. Second, AMD designs its processors for maximum efficiency, ensuring that available resources are utilized in the most effective way possible. Third, AMD processors stand out in terms of security. AMD was the first to introduce x86-based hardware security directly on the CPU level. Within the EPYC SoC, a dedicated security processor is responsible exclusively for protecting the system and minimizing attack surfaces. It safeguards data during boot processes as well as during data transfers between servers.
We Are an AMD Elite Partner – Innovation First Hand
We are proud Elite Partners in the AMD Component Partner Program and part of a selected global network of technology partners. As a “Member of the AMD Component Partner Program,” we benefit from close collaboration with AMD.
This partnership is more than a status – it represents trust, technological excellence, and shared innovation. Through our direct relationship with AMD, we gain early access to new product developments, exclusive technical insights, and targeted support in delivering high-performance solutions. Our customers benefit directly from this cooperation through best-in-class hardware, tailored system architectures, and expert consulting and support based on AMD technology.
Request a customized AMD server solution and let our experts advise you on which AMD EPYC systems best match your requirements – from high-performance workloads to scalable data center environments.
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AMD Solutions:
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AMD Instinct GPUs: AMD Instinct graphics cards deliver outstanding performance for complex computations. The current CDNA 4 generation with MI350X and MI355X improves efficiency and interconnect technologies to optimally support AI scaling and exascale computing.
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EPYC Turin 9005 CPUs: The new 5th generation AMD EPYC™ server processors feature up to 192 cores and 384 threads, delivering high performance at an attractive price point.
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EPYC Dual-CPU Systems: Dual AMD EPYC™ CPU systems can support up to 384 cores and 768 threads, combined with multiple terabytes of memory to guarantee high performance.
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PCIe 5.0: The latest generation AMD EPYC™ processors support PCIe 5.0, doubling performance compared to PCIe 4.0. With up to 128 PCIe lanes, these processors provide ample expansion capacity and enable very high data transfer rates.
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AMD - KEY FACTS
- Founded: Sunnyvale, California, USA
- Headquarters: Santa Clara, California, USA
- Business Area: Manufacturing of server components
- Products: CPU / GPU
- Status: Elite Partner in the AMD Component Partner Program
AMD EPYC Turin 9005 CPU & AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro CPU – these processors are used in our systems
Our servers primarily use AMD EPYC Turin 9005 and Ryzen Threadripper Pro CPUs. The EPYC Turin processors belong to the EPYC 9005 series and offer up to 192 cores and 384 MB of L3 cache per processor. A distinction is made between single-socket and dual-socket CPUs. Variants designed for single-socket systems can be identified by a “P” at the end of the model name – for example, the EPYC 7232P. These models are more cost-effective but, like the dual-socket variants, are used in AMD-based rack and tower servers. Rack servers are more space-efficient, while tower servers offer expanded options for future upgrades. The processors deliver exceptionally high performance and are well suited for demanding workloads. In contrast, AMD Ryzen Threadripper Pro CPUs are designed to meet the requirements of professional workstations and advanced desktop applications.
Application areas of the processors from our technology partner AMD
Our servers equipped with AMD CPUs are used, for example, in cloud computing environments. Here, we provide high-performance computing for a large number of users as well as for smaller use cases, such as private enterprise clouds. With our systems powered by AMD processors, we also build software-defined infrastructures that can be deployed with just a few user inputs. These enable the automation of many IT functions classified as critical. In addition, software-defined infrastructures support hybrid cloud functionality: workloads can be shifted between private and public clouds in order to maintain data integrity. For these scenarios, AMD EPYC Turin 9005 CPUs prove to be particularly valuable. The same applies to their use in the field of big data analytics. Our systems powered by AMD processors are capable of evaluating and analyzing data sets from a wide range of sources. This capability is becoming increasingly important for many industries and companies that are unable to implement in-house solutions.