AMD Epyc 9006 LP Verano adds a low-power LPDDR5X design
A low-power LPDDR5X path leads the Epyc 9006 LP Verano, while the 192-core count remains a design point.
| AMD Epyc 9006 LP | |
|---|---|
| cores | 192 |
| memory | LPDDR5X |
| CCDs | six 32-core CCDs |
| architecture | Zen 6c |
| socket | SB1 |
| ship date | 1H 2027 |
The 192-core count comes from six 32-core Zen 6c CCDs and points to a first-half 2027 window.
The part sits in the same lane as Nvidia Vera, but the SB1 socket and BGA build are still unconfirmed.
For buyers, the memory path and board design matter more than core density.
A fab or OEM must plan around a soldered board and LPDDR5X module supply before the core count becomes a procurement number.
No page measured all-core boost, default CPU power, TCO, or rack-level performance for this 192-core LP variant.
The missing figure is the platform cost of LPDDR5X modules and the unverified SB1 soldered board.
Until those numbers exist, the 192-core claim is a design point, not a deployment budget.
The change is a low-power LPDDR5X path, not a measured deployment budget.
After @System360Cheese. We did not report this. The pictures, if any, are theirs.
