AMD Teases Next-Gen EPYC 'Turin' Processor with up to 192 cores

The new processors, set for a 2024 launch, will use the same SP5 socket as previous generation, eliminating the need for a motherboard upgrade.

AMD's next-gen EPYC 'Turin' processor has been teased in new pictures, showing up to 128 cores (Zen 5) or up to 192 cores (Zen 5c).
The new processors will use the same SP5 socket as the 4th generation Epyc Genoa, Bergamo, and Siena, meaning no need for a motherboard upgrade.
The EPYC 'Turin' processors come in up to 128 cores of Zen 5 'classic' cores, while the 192-core version has Zen 5c 'dense' cores.
The next-gen AMD EPYC 'Turin' platform will support DDR5-6000 memory, will boast CXL 2.0 and PCIe Gen5.
AMD has confirmed that the EPYC Turin CPUs based on the Zen 5 core architecture are on track for launch in 2024.