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AI Will Define Trend for Global Computing Industry, Says AMD Chief
AI will be the "defining mega-trend" for the global computing industry, the head of chip giant AMD said Thursday in Taiwan, where the majority of the world's semiconductors powering the technology is produced. California-based Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is one of the world's largest chip suppliers — rivalling giants Intel and Nvidia — and th...
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AMD Lands Google, Twitter as Customers With EPYC Server Chip
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) on Wednesday released the second generation of its processor chip for data centres and said that it had landed Alphabet’s Google and Twitter as customers.
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AMD Reports Rise in Graphics Chip Sales for Data Centres, Computers
California-based AMD said sales in its graphics and computing business, which makes processors for servers and gaming consoles, rose 60 percent year-over-year.
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Intel to launch low-power version of Xeon server chip
By launching lower-power chips for servers, Intel is trying to stay ahead of AMD, Applied Micro Circuits and other smaller rivals.
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AI Will Define Trend for Global Computing Industry, Says AMD Chief
AI will be the "defining mega-trend" for the global computing industry, the head of chip giant AMD said Thursday in Taiwan, where the majority of the world's semiconductors powering the technology is produced. California-based Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is one of the world's largest chip suppliers — rivalling giants Intel and Nvidia — and th...
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AMD Lands Google, Twitter as Customers With EPYC Server Chip
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) on Wednesday released the second generation of its processor chip for data centres and said that it had landed Alphabet’s Google and Twitter as customers.
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AMD Reports Rise in Graphics Chip Sales for Data Centres, Computers
California-based AMD said sales in its graphics and computing business, which makes processors for servers and gaming consoles, rose 60 percent year-over-year.
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Intel to launch low-power version of Xeon server chip
By launching lower-power chips for servers, Intel is trying to stay ahead of AMD, Applied Micro Circuits and other smaller rivals.
