So how does this not cannibalize their Epyc business?
It has higher base frequency than Epyc, typically a bit cheaper than Epyc and it now has up to 2TB of ECC RAM support.
Not complaining. The perf/$ is amazing.
It has higher base frequency than Epyc, typically a bit cheaper than Epyc and it now has up to 2TB of ECC RAM support.
Not complaining. The perf/$ is amazing.
I hope one of them will.
There might be certain use cases where Threadripper Pro might displace Epyc, but for the most part, they aren't competing in the same markets.
+ Reliability and enterprise support