AMD's Zen 6 CPUs to Offer Up to 32 Cores Per CCD, Zen 5 Launch at Computex 2024

New architectures promise record-breaking core counts and integrated graphics for consumer and server markets.

AMD's Zen 5 and Zen 5c processors will debut at Computex 2024, with Zen 5c featuring up to 16 cores per CCX.
Zen 6 architecture is expected to offer configurations with 8, 16, and 32 cores per CCD, potentially reaching 256 cores and 512 threads.
Zen 6 consumer CPUs, codenamed 'Medusa,' will include integrated RDNA 5 graphics and 2.5D interconnect technology.
Zen 5 EPYC processors could have up to 16 CCDs, totaling 128 cores, while Zen 5c models may reach 192 cores.
AMD continues to outpace Intel in core count for server CPUs, with Zen 6 poised to further extend this lead.