Engineering samples of AMD’s upcoming EPYC Zen 6 datacenter CPUs, codenamed Venice, have cropped up online. Uncovered by Olrak29_ on X, six different test results were published on OpenBenchmark.org, including some CPU specifications.

Intel this week formally introduced its Xeon 6+ processors codenamed ‘Clearwater Forest’ that pack up to 288 energy-efficient Darkmont cores and are the first data center CPUs made on the company’s 18A fabrication process (1.8nm-class).

As prices of DDR5 memory kits set records in the U.S., in Europe they begin to show signs of descend. At least, this is what a DDR5 pricing graph published to a renowned PC enthusiasts community is meant to show. We also analyzed the pricing of several DDR5 kits from prominent suppliers in Germany

Both Intel and AMD are reportedly running into supply issues when it comes to their server CPUs in China. According to Reuters, multiple customers received warnings from both chip makers

AMD’s Ryzen 7 9850X3D, a contender for the best CPU, will hit retail for $499 on January 29. This highly anticipated Zen 5 3D V-Cache chip aims to dethrone the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, arguably the fastest gaming processor ever created.

Colossal DRAM prices are reaching China’s spot market, prompting a viral comparison on social media after it emerged that a standard shipping carton of server memory now costs more than some real estate properties in Shanghai.

Intel is gearing up to announce its next-gen workstation Xeon lineup at CES 2026 in just a few weeks. These processors will be part of the Granite Rapids-WS family, going head-to-head with AMD’s Threadripper.

Chinese memory and SSD manufacturer Asgard has announced via the company’s Weixin account the introduction of two high-capacity memory kits.

Things are heating up again on the server side of CPUs, with both Intel and AMD gunning for the crown. Just yesterday, we covered Granite Rapids-WS, the next launch in the Xeon series, and today we have confirmation from Intel