India, July 26 -- As NVIDIA expands its AI infrastructure roadmap with Rosa, a data center CPU designed for agentic AI workloads beyond Vera, AMD is stepping up its CPU roadmap as well. At Advancing AI 2026, AMD revealed that its next-generation Zen 7-based EPYC server CPUs, codenamed "Florence," are on track for 2028, followed by "Ravenna" in 2030.

A key highlight of Florence is its transition to a next-generation process. As noted by Phoronix, CEO Lisa Su confirmed that the EPYC "Florence" will be built on a next-generation node and feature ACE AI compute extensions. Wccftech suggests that the chip could bring AMD's EPYC lineup into the sub-2nm era, potentially using technologies such as TSMC's A16 or A14.

By comparison, NVIDIA's Feyn...