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A battle is quietly brewing, and a small company called Lattice is secretly winning.

AMD is strategically preparing to meet the demand for AI computing by leveraging its product range and open software capabilities. Their investment in R&D has quadrupled and they have increased their market presence, especially after acquiring Xilinx. Despite concerns about gaming segment weakness, analysts see strong potential in AMD's data center GPU growth and emphasize their strong demand for MI300 and the server business. Investors can gain exposure to AMD through AOT Growth And In...

Chipmaker AMD is poised to power the surging demand for AI compute with its wide range of product portfolio, the companys Chief Technology Officer Mark Papermaster

He said AMD has shifted from unique product silos to a modular IP portfolio, connected by a single AI software stack for easy deployment, and called it a holistic design approach.

AMD, under Mark Papermaster, is positioned to meet AI compute demand with a diverse product portfolio. Papermaster emphasizes the importance of open ecosystems, industry partnerships, and investments in groundbreaking technologies to drive compute efficiency and growth.

AMD celebrated its 55th birthday earlier this week. A lot has happened at the company in its more than half a century of existence, from the lawsuits...

In AMD’s first-quarter earnings call, CEO Lisa Su called the Instinct MI300 its ‘fastest-ramping product’ ever and teased future AI chips coming ‘later this year into 2025.’

As AI PCs ascend in the market, NPUs are stepping into the spotlight. Indeed, the NPU has become a new and popular destination for many next-generation AI workloads.

Santa Clara, California-based AMD is widely expected to report a modest year-over-year increase in first-quarter earnings and revenue.

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