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AMD CTO Mark Papermaster lays out how we’re building the future of AI—powerful, scalable, and open from the ground up. ⚡️ Powerful Efficiency: AMD is focusing on performance-per-watt, optimized compute, and smart architecture. 🧱 Scalable Platforms: With Helios, AMD is designing solutions from chip to full-rack systems capable of massive AI workloads. 🌐 Open Ecosystems: Through UALink, Ultra Ethernet, and the ROCm software stack, AMD offers an open, flexible alternative to proprietary AI infrastructures. If you're following how AMD is driving the next wave of AI infrastructure, this conversation with our CTO Mark Papermaster offers a clear look at the strategy and engineering mindset behind it. Read LinkedIn News Tech Stack: https://lnkd.in/gSzDAchW

🔑 At #ISC25, AMD CTO Mark Papermaster and Computing at ORNL CTO Scott Atchley highlighted how AI and HPC are accelerating scientific breakthroughs—from drug discovery to space exploration.

"An open world leads to the truth faster." Scalable compute meets open science and the result is magic. Essential AI is showing what’s possible on AMD Instinct MI300X with breakthroughs that benefit everyone. Watch this insightful conversation between Ashish Vaswani and Karim Bhalwani from our recent #AdvancingAI developer event!

Engineering simulation is entering a new era. With the HP ZBook Ultra G1a and HP Z2 Mini G1a, engineers can now run complex simulations and AI-driven optimizations locally—no cluster required. Powered by AMD Ryzen™ AI Max PRO processor, these compact workstations unlock workflows once limited to larger, high-performance setups. A new era of simulation workflows is Now Possible. Read the Altair article → https://lnkd.in/gfmN8fqk

First Look: AMD Dell Pro 14 Plus Laptop PB14255 32GB RAM | 1TB SSD | AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX Pro 370 | Radeon 890M This laptop is a powerhouse, and it’s officially joined my rotation alongside my Dell Technologies corporate device. Do you know what caught my attention? 🔹 Ryzen AI 9 HX Pro: Built for local AI tasks, productivity, and performance without draining your battery. 🔹Radeon 890M graphics: Smooth rendering and editing with solid integrated GPU performance. 🔹On-device AI acceleration: Perfect for running Windows Copilot and upcoming AI tools — no cloud lag. 🔹Sustainable design: Made with post-consumer recycled materials and meets strict energy-efficiency standards. 🔹14” Display: Bright, accurate, and ideal for mobile content workflows or remote workdays. Full first impressions video is live now: https://lnkd.in/eVi-hQmM #AMD #delltech #WomenInTech #OfficeTech #AIPC

Ready to get started on the AMD Developer Cloud? Our latest blog walks you through: • Spinning up your first VM with MI300X GPUs • Choosing the right image to access your environment via SSH, Web Console, or JupyterLab • Quick Start Docker images with preconfigured AI/ML frameworks like vLLM • Easily run real-world use cases through ready-to-use example notebooks 🔗 Get Started: https://bit.ly/40sySyE

The future of AI is being built on openness, efficiency, and choice, and AMD is helping make it possible. Chris Wright, CTO and SVP at Red Hat, explains the state of AI. Open AI is accelerating - from open source frameworks to open LLMs that now match or even exceed proprietary models in reasoning and performance. vLLM is gaining momentum - enabling high-performance inference with open models, and making deployment faster and easier. AMD accelerators are expanding access - by supporting vLLM across a broad range of hardware, AMD is helping unlock greater efficiency and flexibility for AI at scale.

What if AI could improve itself? Sharon Zhou, PhD, VP of AI at AMD, shares her vision for self-evolving systems, where models not only learn from data but also generate and refine it to get smarter over time. #AdvancingAI

AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs are here! With leadership 3D packaging, peak efficiency, and breakthrough performance, the MI350 series is advancing AI for data centers, delivering up to 4x gen-on-gen AI compute improvement and up to 35x leap in inferencing.

So, what’s next? “I think we're gonna maintain the same rate of progress, rate of improvement in these models for the second half of the decade as we did for the first. So if you think forward to 2030 and the systems that we can have, these systems will be capable of remarkable new stuff, novel scientific discovery, running extremely complex functions throughout society, and things that we just couldn't even imagine was possible before.” - Sam Altman, CEO at OpenAI, shares his perspective on what he envisions for the future of AI at #AdvancingAI.