# AMD AMD EPYC™ Embedded 9654

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Canonical: https://www.aster-rackit.com/explore/product/amd-amd-epyc-embedded-9654-529d64d6a7
Evidence status: inherited-technical
Product family: unverified

## Recorded fields
- CPU cores: 96 [unverified_inherited]
- Threads: 192 [unverified_inherited]
- Base clock: 2.4 GHz [unverified_inherited]
- Maximum CPU frequency: 3.7 GHz [unverified_inherited]
- TDP: 360 W [unverified_inherited]
- Configurable TDP: 320-400W [unverified_inherited]
- Infrastructure: SP5 [unverified_inherited]
- Supported socket configurations: 1P/2P [unverified_inherited]
- L3 cache: 384 MB [unverified_inherited]
- Memory type: DDR5 [unverified_inherited]
- Memory channels: 12 [unverified_inherited]
- PCI Express: 128L Gen5 [unverified_inherited]
- Title-derived · processor family: AMD EPYC [unverified_inherited]

## Published product references
Each reference retains its own identity or relationship scope; specifications, category and compatibility remain unverified.
- Manufacturer product reference: https://www.amd.com/en/products/specifications/embedded.html | Complete identifier: AMD EPYC™ Embedded 9654 | Observed: 2026-10-31T19:05:28.638Z | Identity observed; specifications, category and compatibility remain unverified. | Scope: The source explicitly names this complete existing identifier. Operating parameters, item condition, compatibility, current stock and remaining classification checks are unverified. | Location: data-json.items[186].elements.name.value | Response SHA256: a3bf5086d5d42342bffd3d5c252c4cf258d1b1ca3def4faa42f6e802f9bf9ca5

## Source references

## Historical supplier review requirements and remaining checks
- All inherited parameters require verification

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