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AMD Instinct MI350P GPU launch

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  1. AMD managing director for Asia-Pacific Sales Peter Chambers highlights the company’s push toward AI-powered business computing as its new Ryzen AI Max and Ryzen AI Max PRO 400 Series processors bring advanced AI capabilities directly to personal computers.

    AMD chips target enterprise workloads

    AMD expands its enterprise AI lineup with Ryzen AI Max and Ryzen AI Max PRO 400 Series processors designed to run AI agents and large language models directly…

  2. LIGHT Sail VR creates immersive experiences for entertainment companies, technology brands and agencies, including concerts at Red Rocks.

    AMD AI transforms Hollywood

    Emmy Award-winning studio Light Sail VR has deployed an AI-powered coordinator running on AMD Ryzen AI processors and Radeon graphics to automate project…

  3. AMD is pitching its 6th-generation EPYC 9006 ‘Venice’ server processors for agentic AI workloads that can shift between information retrieval, tool calls, code execution and other computing tasks.

    AMD brings ‘Venice’ CPUs

    AMD’s 6th-generation EPYC 9006 “Venice” processors target the demands of agentic AI, with AMD reporting performance gains across enterprise, cloud-native and…

  4. THE AMD Instinct MI455X graphics processing unit is designed for frontier AI and AI factory deployments. It is part of the AMD Instinct MI400 Series, which helps organizations deploy, scale and manage AI and HPC workloads.

    AMD unveils MI400 GPUs

    AMD introduced its Instinct MI400 Series GPUs, delivering next-generation AI and high-performance computing capabilities with HBM4 memory, advanced security…

  5. AMD pitches its new Instinct MI350P GPUs as a way for enterprises to scale high-performance workloads without rebuilding costly data center infrastructure.

    AMD unveils data center GPUs

    AMD introduces its new Instinct MI350P enterprise GPUs designed for air-cooled servers, enabling companies to scale AI inference and data processing workloads…