Chinese laptop manufacturer Zhanjiang Xinjuneng Technology has launched the world's first laptop with a 64-core CPU thanks to its usage of AMD EPYC processors (via PCOnline). Although this isn't EPYC's first outing on a mobile computer, it is the first time the server CPU has ever been in an actual laptop. Although EPYC CPUs ordinarily put out large amounts of heat, Zhanjiang Xinjuneng claims its Yunguai REV-9 laptop uses liquid cooling well.
The 17-inch REV-9 offers 64-core EPYC chips: the 7713 and the 9554. The former is a Zen 3 Milan model, and the latter is a Zen 4 Genoa model, which means no compromises need to be made concerning generation. However, these options that the REV-9 provides imply two different motherboards are in use for the REV-9, as Milan and Genoa chips use separate sockets.
