AMD’s EPYC Venice Becomes Industry’s First 2nm HPC CPU To Achieve Volume Ramp As It Races Towards Agentic AI Leadership

AMD said EPYC Venice server CPUs have entered volume production on TSMC’s 2nm process, becoming the first HPC product to reach that node.

Built on Zen 6, Venice is expected to deliver major gains in performance, efficiency, and thread density for datacenter workloads.

AMD plans to expand production in Arizona and will also use 2nm for a follow-on AI-focused CPU, Verano.

The move strengthens AMD’s position in high-performance server chips as demand for AI datacenter infrastructure grows.