Buy AMD CPUs
AMD server CPUs are among the most powerful processors in professional data centre environments. Whether for virtualisation, database applications or high-performance computing – with an AMD server processor, businesses can rely on a platform that combines energy efficiency, a high number of cores and state-of-the-art security features. Our range includes a wide selection of AMD EPYC processors, designed for demanding workloads in enterprise environments.
At the heart of the AMD server portfolio lies the AMD EPYC series. The EPYC 7002 series (Rome) impresses with up to 64 cores based on the Zen 2 architecture and is ideal for getting started with high-performance server infrastructures. The EPYC 7003 series (Milan) builds on this and, with the Zen 3 architecture, delivers noticeable IPC improvements for even higher single-thread performance. The EPYC 9004 series (Genoa), based on Zen 4, represents the latest generation, supporting DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0 and thus offering maximum future-proofing.
AMD server CPUs are ideally suited for applications such as virtualisation with VMware or Hyper-V, software-defined storage solutions, cloud infrastructures, and AI and machine learning workloads. Thanks to the high number of cores and the generous cache architecture, businesses benefit from outstanding parallel processing and excellent value for money compared to competing platforms.
Technologically, EPYC processors set new standards: AMD Infinity Guard offers hardware-based security features such as Secure Encrypted Virtualisation (SEV), whilst up to 128 PCIe lanes ensure maximum flexibility when connecting network cards, GPUs and NVMe storage. Support for up to 12 memory channels delivers enormous bandwidth for memory-intensive applications.
Refurbished AMD EPYC CPUs offer a cost-effective alternative to buying new. Every processor is thoroughly tested and inspected, so you benefit from full performance at significantly reduced costs. Used AMD server hardware is a sustainable and budget-friendly solution, particularly when expanding existing server environments or setting up test infrastructures.