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Broadberry Cyber Serve R272-Z31

PRICE As reviewed, £7,295 exc VAT from broadberry.co.uk

AMD’s latest core-dense server CPUs are a huge challenge to Intel, with its three new 7Fx2 chips promising speeds, cache capacities and prices that their Xeon equivalents can’t match.

Broadberry’s CyberServe R272-Z31 showcases their potential. It’s built around the EPYC 7F72 model, which features 24 cores, a 3.2GHz base clock speed that’s higher than the Xeon Scalable Platinum 8268 and

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