fifth-generation

British

adjective

denoting developments in computer design to produce machines with artifical intelligence

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Therefore, he thinks Intel’s commentary, which noted that hyperscaler demand has vastly exceeded prior expectations, bodes well for AMD, whose fifth-generation Epyc processor outperforms Intel’s chips, he said.

From MarketWatch

Rasgon is also modeling that sales of AMD’s Epyc processors, which include the fifth-generation Turin CPU, will grow 30% this year.

From MarketWatch

China’s air force had zero operational J-20 fifth-generation stealth fighters.

From The Wall Street Journal

China’s first fifth-generation stealth fighter, the J-20, was displayed with a Chinese engine for the first time in 2021, roughly five years after the jet’s official unveiling.

From The Wall Street Journal

González is a fifth-generation family-owned winery that traces its roots to 1835.

From The Wall Street Journal

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