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AMD faces challenges with unbootable Epyc Naples and Rome prototype CPUs as revealed in its Advanced Insights series. CTO Mark Papermaster discussed the technical hurdles in booting these chips, showcasing AMD's disruptive growth in the data center market and the significance of overcoming obstacles like these. The conversation underscored Zen-based disruptions' evolution and the pivotal role of chiplets in AMD's accomplishments.
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