AMD documents EPYC Embedded 2005 “Fire Range” and future “Venice” Zen 6 CPUs
AMD’s public Technical Information Portal has quietly added two new EPYC Embedded families, confirming that the EPYC Embedded 2005 series is based on the same “Fire Range” silicon as upcoming Ryzen 9000HX chips and that a higher-end “Venice” line with Zen 6 cores is on the way. The discovery was first spotted by X user @InstLatX64.
Under the Embedded Fire Range (EPYC Embedded 2005 Series) entry, AMD describes the parts as a “next generation mid-range CPU family” with up to 16 Zen 5 cores , DDR5-5600 memory, and PCIe Gen5, aimed at networking, storage, and industrial systems with no integrated graphics. These chips share their lineage with desktop-class Fire Range processors such as the Ryzen 9 9955HX3D on FL1 socket, confirming that AMD is repackaging this die for embedded boards.
Source: AMD
AMD’s Embedded section also introduces EPYC Embedded “Venice” , described as a Zen 6-based embedded CPU with up to 96 cores, DDR5/MRDIMM support, and PCIe Gen6 connectivity. AMD has not attached a public series number to Venice yet, but its core count and I/O suggest it will sit at the top of the EPYC Embedded family when it launches, above Turin-based embedded parts.
