TD SYNNEX Subsidiary Hyve Solutions Adds 6th Gen AMD EPYC Processors to Rack-Scale Systems
Bitget2026/11/10 17:01- TD SYNNEX’s wholly owned subsidiary Hyve Solutions is integrating sixth-generation AMD EPYC processors, code-named Venice, into its expanded rack-scale infrastructure offerings.
- The processors feature in Hyve’s Axis 1U and 2U systems, targeting AI, cloud and other computing workloads.
- Hyve’s modular architecture supports new processors, accelerators and fabrics without requiring changes to the entire system.
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