AI-driven workloads are transforming the performance and efficiency requirements of embedded infrastructure systems. From networking switches, routers, and DPU control planes to cold cloud storage, aerospace and robotics applications, today's embedded computing system architects must deliver higher compute density, energy efficiency, and extended longevity—within smaller, power-constrained designs.

AMD is addressing these evolving requirements with the introduction of the AMD EPYC Embedded 2005 Series processors delivering high-performance, energy efficiency, and advanced reliability and security in a small BGA (ball grid array) footprint for network, storage and industrial infrastructure systems requiring 24/7 operation.