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AMD presents its vision for the AI future: open, collaborative, for everyone

AMD presents its vision for the AI future: open, collaborative, for everyone

Check out the highlights of AMD’s Advancing AI event—including new GPUs, software and developer resources.

Tech Explainer: What’s a NIC? And how can it empower AI?

Tech Explainer: What’s a NIC? And how can it empower AI?

With the acceleration of AI, the network interface card is playing a new, leading role.

Meet AMD’s new EPYC CPUs for SMBs—and Supermicro servers that support them

Meet AMD’s new EPYC CPUs for SMBs—and Supermicro servers that support them

AMD introduced the AMD EPYC 4005 series processors for SMBs and cloud service providers. And Supermicro announced that the new AMD processors are now shipping in several of its servers.

To make room for AI, modernize your data center

To make room for AI, modernize your data center

A new report finds the latest AMD-powered Supermicro servers can modernize the data center, lowering TCO and making room for AI systems.

AI across AMD’s entire portfolio? Believe it!

AI across AMD’s entire portfolio? Believe it!

A little over a year ago, AMD CTO Mark Papermaster said the company’s strategy was to offer AI everywhere. Now learn how AMD, with help from Supermicro, is bringing this strategy to life.

Tech Explainer: What is edge computing — and why does it matter?

Tech Explainer: What is edge computing — and why does it matter?

Edge computing, once exotic, is now a core aspect of modern IT infrastructures. 

AMD Instinct MI300A blends GPU, CPU for super-speedy AI/HPC

AMD Instinct MI300A blends GPU, CPU for super-speedy AI/HPC

CPU or GPU for AI and HPC? You can get the best of both with the AMD Instinct MI300A.

Tech Explainer: CPUs and GPUs for AI training and inferencing

Tech Explainer: CPUs and GPUs for AI training and inferencing

Which is best for AI – a CPU or a GPU? Like much in life, it depends.

2024 in review

2024: A look back at the year’s best

Let's look back at 2024, a year when AI was everywhere, AMD introduced its 5th Gen EPYC processors, and Supermicro led with liquid cooling.

Benchmarking

Faster is better. Supermicro with 5th Gen AMD is faster

Supermicro servers powered by the latest AMD processors are up to 9 times faster than a previous generation, according to a recent benchmark.

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