AMD and NVIDIA Clash Over Data Center CPU Dominance

Both companies claim significant performance gains with their latest EPYC Genoa and Grace Superchip processors.

AMD asserts its 4th Gen EPYC CPUs outperform NVIDIA's Grace Superchip in multiple benchmarks.
NVIDIA counters with claims of superior performance in its own tests, emphasizing optimized code and math libraries.
AMD highlights the x86 architecture of its EPYC processors as a key advantage for compatibility and efficiency.
NVIDIA underscores the adoption of its Grace CPUs in high-performance computing (HPC) environments.
Future releases include AMD's 5th Gen EPYC CPUs and NVIDIA's next-gen Arm CPU, Vera, expected by 2026.