A vulnerability targeting AMD CPUs that can execute unsigned microcode on your processor also affects AMD's Zen 5.

Now that the next-gen graphics cards have made their entrance, we've started seeing some high-end next-gen laptops file ...

The core problem is a flaw in AMD's signature verification for microcode updates – low-level patches chipmakers deploy after ...

AMD has confirmed that its entire product line of CPUs, ranging from Zen 1 all the way up to Zen 5 processors, are vulnerable ...

AMD might be about to launch some of the fastest processors ever ... giving them up to 64 thread support. They'll use Zen 5 cores and should have higher clock speeds than their Ryzen 7000 ...

AMD has officially confirmed that its upcoming EPYC “Venice” processor line will be among the first products manufactured ...

The information comes from a Naver.com article covering an LG Gram × Ryzen launch event ... their peak from 5.1 GHz to 5.2+ GHz. Meanwhile, this second slide outlines AMD’s laptop CPU roadmap ...

AMD has just announced that its next-gen EPYC processor codenamed "Venice" is the first HPC product in the industry ... for microcode updates within Zen 1 to Zen 5 CPUs. This security flaw has ...

Listings for four new high-end laptop processors recently appeared on AMD's website. Unlike the company's Fire Range and ...

A critical security vulnerability, referred to as "EntrySign," has been identified in AMD's Zen 1 to Zen 5 CPUs. This flaw affects all models within the Zen architecture, from the initial Zen 1 ...

Based on Google Cloud’s testing, leveraging the advancements of the AMD “Zen 5” architecture allowed C4D to deliver ... scaling of up to tens of thousands of cores. “Since our launch, 5 th Gen AMD ...