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A recognized leader in global technology services announced the deployment of AMD EPYC processors in NTT DATAs datacenter. NTT DATA is boosting its Credit and Financial Information System CAFIS system a comprehensive cloud-based payment platform by introducing AMD EPYC processors.By deploying the higher core counts IO and memory bandwidth of EPYC processors NTT DATA has increased its overall server performance across virtual environments and its CAFIS system. AMD EPYC processors have also impacted NTT DATAs internal stakeholders through support of their virtual desktop infrastructure VDI helping deliver remote access to more than 200 developers and engineers.Thanks to AMD EPYC processors we are able to connect more than 120 credit companies and 1600 banking centers through our CAFIS system with excellent performance and reliability said Minoru Yoshizawa Sub Manager NTT DATA Financial Core. The unique single-socket design offers distinct price-performance advantages for NTT DATA and our customers. We look forward to bringing these advantages to other applications with additional deployments of AMD EPYC processors Said Satoshi Haginoya Sub Manager of Cards Payments Services NTT DATA.The CAFIS brand covers a set of payment-related services that NTT DATA has been providing for over 30 years as one of the largest payment infrastructures in Japan. CAFIS Arch is a cloud-based comprehensive payment platform which provides payment functions as well as inbound functions and supplementary functions for various payment terminals.We are thrilled that NTT DATA is adding AMD EPYC single-socket processors to support its financial cloud-based platform services to start. The EPYC processor provides more cores and more memory bandwidth than the competition and outstanding stability a great fit for NTT DATAs virtual workloads and cloud applications said Scott Aylor corporate vice president and general manager AMD datacenter solutions.NTT Data is leveraging the single-socket performance of the AMD EPYC 7551P and EPYC 7351P processors on a Tyan server platform for their new systems.