Volcano Engine and AMD have jointly unveiled a new generation of cloud server instances powered by the sixth-generation AMD EPYC processor (codenamed Venice), with invitational testing set to open to customers in the near future. The two companies will conduct deep joint optimization across firmware, kernel, virtualization, and operating system layers. The processor features up to 256 cores and 512 threads and supports up to 16-channel DDR5 memory and PCIe 6.0. Compared with the fifth-generation EPYC platform, it delivers up to 2.6x the memory bandwidth and 2x the I/O bandwidth, providing stronger computing power for data-intensive workloads such as cloud-native applications, AI workflows, high-performance computing, in-memory analytics, and databases—and offering enterprises stronger, more efficient, and more flexible cloud computing power for digital transformation and AI application development.