AMD's Zen 6 chips to use 2nm node and up to 12 cores per chiplet

TechnologyInternationalGizmodoNov 11, 2026, 1:40 PMAI summary

AMD's EPYC processors based on the Zen 6 architecture are built on TSMC's N2P node, at 2nm, compared with 4nm for Zen 5. Each chiplet holds up to 12 performance cores, versus eight in the previous generation, with up to 48MB of L3 cache per complex and a peak frequency of 5.3GHz. Intel is preparing its Nova Lake desktop chips for next year.

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Zen 6 EPYC chips use TSMC's N2P node at 2nm, versus 4nm for Zen 5
Each chiplet goes from eight to up to 12 performance cores, and L3 cache per complex reaches 48MB
Peak frequency rises to 5.3GHz from 5GHz in the previous generation

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