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Digitimes November 5, 2026 By Sherri Wang neutral

Naver Cloud ramps up use of AMD EPYC, citing high Intel CPU costs

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South Korean cloud services provider Naver Cloud now runs AMD EPYC processors in about 35,000 servers and plans to deploy 144-core fifth-generation EPYC chips in its public cloud services in the second half of 2026. The company turned to AMD after high prices for Intel's higher-core-count processors slowed its server expansion.
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