High core count chips are headline grabbers. But maxing out the metaphorical core count slider isn’t the only way to go. Server players like Intel, AMD, and Arm aim for scalable designs that cover a range of core counts. Not all applications can take advantage of the highest core count models in their lineups, and per-core performance still matters.From AMD’s Turin whitepaperAMD’s EPYC 9355P is a 32 core part. But rather than just being a lower core count part, the 9355P pulls levers to let each...