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The automotive industry is experiencing massive change – and opportunity. Download our eBook now and learn about these trends and how AMD adaptive and embedded technology can help you on the road ahead. https://bit.ly/3VESOLr #TogetherWeAdvance #Automotive #AI

Compared to the competition, AMD Instinct MI325X accelerators will offer 2x memory capacity, 1.3x faster memory bandwidth, and 1.3x more peak compute performance. A single server with MI325X accelerators can run advanced models up to 1 trillion parameters based on this larger memory capacity. That's double the size supported by NVIDIA H200.

In support of their target to be a net-zero emissions energy business by 2050, Shell partnered with AMD and Penguin Solutions to deploy 864 immersion-cooled servers powered by dual 4th Gen AMD EPYC processors, helping pave the way for net-zero data centers of the future. bit.ly/45w0eVT #TogetherWeAdvance

Proud to support Cohesity Data Cloud with AMD EPYC CPU-powered servers, offering customers even more options for modern data security and management. Learn more by reading the blog: https://lnkd.in/gsXTDGcf

Are you caught up on the latest updates from AMD's 2024 Computex keynote? Tom's Hardware recaps the preview of "Turin", AMD's next generation of data center processors. Click here to learn more: https://bit.ly/3XjOu77

Here's to all the incredible women in engineering at AMD!

Here's a sneak peek of AMD Instinct MI325X. ✅ 288 GB of ultra-fast HBM3E memory ✅ 6 TB per second of memory bandwidth ✅ Easy transition with same infrastructure AMD extends generative AI leadership in 2024.

With our updated annual cadence of Instinct products, we are relentless in our pace of innovation, providing leadership capabilities & performance in the AI industry. Tom's Hardware previews the AMD Instinct MI325X GPU, and plans for MI350 & MI400 Series. https://bit.ly/3KFKRAN

Today, AMD celebrates International Women In Engineering Day to recognize the outstanding achievements of women engineers across the globe and in the semiconductor industry. The AMD Women's Forum strives to recruit, retain, and promote women in the company. This employee resource group hosted a panel in Austin, Texas last week to discuss navigating technical careers. Here are notable bits of advice from those four engineers. "Building your brand is like letting people know more about your skills by making yourself stand out a bit while having interactions with other technical leaders." — Kathy Hoover, Fellow, Silicon Design Engineer and Power Optimization Lead "Noting all of your technical achievements throughout your years of work makes it easier for you to prepare your technical promotion packages." — Sarah Bartaszewicz Tower, Fellow, Cores Design "Development plans are a very unique thing at AMD that I absolutely love. AMD gives us the opportunity to dedicate time out of your daily work to go do anything that you want to do to grow yourself as a better engineer 'career-wise' and invest in your interests, changing roles as you go." — Denise Friesenhahn, Senior Director, Quality & Chief of Staff "Collaboration is a core part of the AMD culture, and when you're collaborative, you are accountable to each other, as engineers and leaders." — Renee Parente, Business Operations Director, Technology and Product Engineering & TPE Chief of Staff, AMD Women’s Forum lead At AMD, we support and celebrate women in engineering who "run towards hard problems" — as CEO and engineer Lisa Su says — and build solutions for the world's most important challenges. #INWED24 #STEM #WomenInTech #engineering

✔️ Microsoft ✔️ Dell Technologies ✔️ Supermicro ✔️ Lenovo Infrastructure Solutions Group ✔️ Hewlett Packard Enterprise It's no surprise. Industry leaders want AMD Instinct. Network World covers the latest updates surrounding the Instinct accelerator lineup. https://bit.ly/3Xfea4C