Gurgaon, May 14 -- AMD has introduced the EPYC 4005 Series processors, its latest lineup aimed at small-to-mid-sized businesses and hosted IT service providers. Based on the "Zen 5" architecture, these chips offer enterprise-grade performance without the complexity or high cost often associated with data centre deployments.

The processors are built on the proven AM5 socket and come in six variants, ranging from 6-core to 16-core configurations. With boost clock speeds of up to 5.7 GHz and L3 cache capacities of up to 128 MB, AMD is targeting workloads like virtualisation, enterprise software, and hosted cloud services.

Zen 5-powered chips aim to Balance Performance and Price for Small Businesses and Cloud Providers AMD claims that its f...