Scalable Enterprise Computing
The EPYC 9825 is designed to support scalable enterprise computing environments.
AMD
Modern Turin server CPU designed for scalable enterprise computing.

The most important capabilities and tradeoffs at a glance.
The EPYC 9825 is designed to support scalable enterprise computing environments.
This server CPU is based on AMD’s modern Turin architecture.
The processor uses AMD’s Zen 5c architecture for its server-focused design.
The AMD EPYC 9825 is a modern Turin server CPU designed for scalable enterprise computing and built on the Zen 5c architecture.
Independent perspectives and scores from published reviews.
Phoronix reports the EPYC 9825 as a 144-core Turin option, alongside the broader EPYC 9005 launch; it emphasizes significant generational improvements in IPC, AVX-512, and Zen 5 architecture.
Michael Larabel · Oct 10, 2024
StorageReview finds the R7725, configured with EPYC 9005 processors, is an excellent enterprise choice for AI/ML, HPC, virtualization, and compute-intensive workloads, with strong generational performance gains.
Dylan Dougherty and Divyansh Jain · Sep 4, 2025
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