AMD’s technology is well suited to the changing needs of the telecommunications sector
Telecommunications networks are rapidly evolving. Growth in data traffic and capacity demands is being driven by both consumer and enterprise needs.
Operators also face tightening energy budgets and sustainability requirements. Architecture choices are shifting toward AI-native and cloud-native approaches, with growing demand for flexible, open, multi-vendor ecosystems.
Edge computing is becoming a standard part of the footprint as operators push compute closer to users and services. Spending on edge computing is expected to increase yearly through 2027.
AMD EPYC™ server CPUs and SoCs provide low-latency, high performance and energy efficient processing for Open RAN and vRAN. AMD EPYC8000 Series server CPUs support vRAN and O-RAN implementations, including inline, lookaside, and software-only approaches. AMD EPYC 8000 Series server CPUs enable a software-only implementation of L1 to simplify design, increase flexibility, and improve total cost of ownership (TCO).
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