Allnodes Among First to Launch Bare Metal Servers powered by AMD Threadripper 9000 Series
Los Angeles, USA, July 15th, 2025, Chainwire
Allnodes, a leading platform for blockchain infrastructure, is among the first in the world to offer pre-orders for hosting on new AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9000 Series processors as part of its bare-metal server lineup. The newest hardware upgrade enables Allnodes to deliver even more powerful and efficient infrastructure to its users, meeting the highest performance demands of any blockchain.
“At Allnodes, we work hard to bring our users the latest and most powerful infrastructure available,” said Konstantin Boyko-Romanovsky, Founder and CEO at Allnodes. “The launch of the 9000 Series provides a natural next step, offering significantly improved architecture efficiency, critical for handling the increasing computational standards across today’s blockchain networks.”
The new AMD Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9000 Series processors, available through Allnodes’ bare-metal hosting solutions, include the 9965WX and 9975WX models, featuring up to 32 cores, 64 threads, 5.4 GHz Max Boost, and up to 1024GB of memory.
With up to 22% higher multi-core performance compared to the previous generation of Threadripper series, it is an ideal upgrade for customers who prioritize maximum single-core performance with more than 256GB of memory.
About Allnodes
Allnodes delivers high-performance bare metal servers tailored for Web3 infrastructure, along with secure, non-custodial solutions for node hosting and staking. With over $3.1 billion in hosted node value, support for 119 blockchains, and more than 30,000 active nodes, Allnodes is trusted by individuals and institutions worldwide. The platform also provides reliable RPC endpoints for developers and teams building in the decentralized ecosystem.
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