5th Gen AMD EPYC 9355P – Now Live at Worldstream

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We’re proud to announce that Worldstream is the first IaaS provider to launch a dedicated server featuring the latest AMD EPYC™ 9355P processor from the 5th generation. This server – powered by the Dell PowerEdge R6715 – brings together speed, scalability, and security in one powerful platform.
And the best part? It’s ready for deployment within 2 hours from our data centers.
Unlock the Power of 5th Generation AMD EPYC
Worldstream is the first provider to offer a dedicated server based on the AMD EPYC™ 9355P processor. This new generation is optimized for intensive business workloads — from virtualization and databases to AI applications and data analytics. Built on AMD’s advanced “Zen 4” architecture and part of the latest 9005 series, the 9355P delivers exceptional performance, scalability, and energy efficiency. With support for DDR5 and PCIe Gen5, this platform is perfectly suited for modern AI, cloud, and HPC infrastructures.
Why Choose AMD EPYC 9355P?
The AMD EPYC™ 9005 series takes server performance to the next level:
- 🚀 Maximum processing speed
- 💡 Superior energy efficiency
- 🔐 Advanced security in one complete package
This makes the 9355P an ideal choice for companies looking for a future-proof server solution.
The EPYC 9005 series is based on AMD’s advanced architecture and offers:
- ✅ 32 cores / 64 threads for top performance
- ✅ Support for DDR5 memory and PCIe Gen5
- ✅ AMD Infinity Guard for chip-level security
- ✅ Scalable efficiency – ideal for modern workloads
From virtualization to AI, and databases to CI/CD, this is the processor built for the new era of server infrastructure.
Now Available at Worldstream
✔️ Dell PowerEdge R6715
✔️ AMD EPYC 9355P (32c / 64t)
✔️ Configurable
✔️ PCIe Gen5, DDR5, Zen 4
✔️ Deployable in 2 hours
🎯 Perfect for: virtualization, edge applications, big data, AI, storage & development pipelines.

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