What separates Vera from conventional server CPUs is a design philosophy that treats memory bandwidth — not core count — as the primary bottleneck for agentic workloads. Praveen Menon's technical writeup on the NVIDIA Developer blog describes 88 custom Olympus cores with NVIDIA Spatial Multithreading and a second-generation Scalable Coherency Fabric, delivering uniform 14 GB/s per core and a monolithic die design that avoids the latency penalties of chiplet disaggregation . The 50% faster per-core performance claim is specifically benchmarked against agentic sandbox tasks and RL post-training — not the…