AMD EPYC Venice CPUs sold out through 2027, selling 2028 stock
AMD’s latest Venice server chips are reportedly sold out well into 2027, with the company already booking orders for shipments in 2028, according to industry sources. This surge comes as AI workloads drive a rush for high-core-count CPUs. The Venice line is built on TSMC’s 2nm process and is expected to ship in several configurations starting late 2026. If volumes hold, AMD secures strong forward visibility on revenue.
- Venice uses TSMC 2nm process, launches from late 2026
- 2027 volume reportedly sold out, selling 2028 orders now
- AI-driven demand for high-core CPUs boosts sales
- Venice offers up to 256 cores and PCIe Gen6 support
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