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ASUS Accelerates Enterprise AI at Scale with 6th-Gen AMD EPYC Server CPUs

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This advanced portfolio introduces two highly optimized series with efficiency-optimized AMD EPYC SP8 server CPU, the flagship dual-socket ASUS RS700A/720A for extreme compute density and the single-socket ASUS RS500A/520A for superior space efficiency and deployment flexibility. Both series integrate full PCIe® 6.0, leading memory support, and high-density E3.S storage, all underpinned by proprietary ASUS innovations for superior thermal management and operational efficiency to meet and exceed the rigorous demands of enterprise AI, virtualization, storage and cloud environments. "The new ASUS server series, powered by 6th-gen AMD EPYC server CPUs, is engineered to power every enterprise workload with flexible, scalable infrastructure," Paul Ju, Senior Vice President of ASUS, commented, "This launch marks a significant milestone for ASUS and our clients.

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ASUS Accelerates Enterprise AI at Scale with 6th-Gen AMD EPYC Server CPUs News provided by ASUS Jul 24, 2026, 00:27 ET Share this article Share toX Share this article Share toX ASUS leverages 6th-gen AMD EPYC Server CPUs to deliver scalable, efficient compute for enterprise AI, cloud, virtualization and business-critical workloads SAN FRANCISCO, July 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- ASUS today announced its groundbreaking new server lineup powered by the AMD EPYC™ 9006 processors, engineered to deliver unmatched performance for the most demanding intensive enterprise workloads.

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