AMD unveils powerful new AI chip to challenge Nvidia
With its new chip, AMD hopes to narrow the performance gap with Nvidia in the AI processor market. The Santa Clara-based company also revealed plans for its next-generation MI350 chip, which is positioned as a head-to-head competitor of Nvidia's new Blackwell system, with an expected shipping date in the second half of 2025.
Nvidia H200's greatest rival: AMD MI325X GPU
AMD is largely regarded as the only firm capable of challenging Nvidia's dominant position in the AI GPU market. AMD recently held its Advancing AI conference in San Francisco, where CEO Lisa Su, along with major clients and partners such as Microsoft,
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AMD Targets Nvidia's Dominance In The GPU Market With A New AI Chip, Seeking To Grab $500 Billion Of Market By 2028AMD has introduced its new AI chip, which targets Nvidia's dominance in the data center GPU market. The chip is set to enter ...
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