AMD's beefy core counts on its EPYC Rome processors , not to mention its far lower per-core price points, are a big advantage for the company as it grapples for data center market share against Intel. However, an announcement from VMWare today appears to blunt some of that advantage: VMWare will essentially double the price of licensing the company's software for CPUs that have more than 32 cores.
The new move applies to all of VMWare's software









