4th Gen AMD EPYC™ Processors for healthcare and life sciences
Meet complex healthcare and life sciences workloads processing requirements
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As global risks rise, businesses are looking to sovereignty for infrastructure controlIndustry Insights Escalating global uncertainty is pushing organisations to seek greater control through data sovereignty
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Cloud infrastructure spending just hit an eight-year highNews Rampant investment in AI is still spurring huge cloud market growth, and neoclouds are getting in on the action
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AMD partners with Cerebras for ultra-low latency AI infrastructureNews The solution brings together AMD Helios and Cerebras Wafer-Scale Engine into a single solution
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AMD Advancing AI 2026: Helios on the rise, with launch of new Instinct GPUsNews The rack-scale architecture announced in 2025 is finally rolling off the production line
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AMD adds Microsoft to its growing roster of Helios customers as firm launches three new VMs for Azure usersNews The collaboration marks the latest big tech customer for AMD’s “game changer” Helios system
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What to expect at AMD Advancing AI 2026Here are three things I expect to hear about at AMD’s annual get together – and one I don’t
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Colt DCS touts sustainability gains amid data center efficiency strategyNews The company has improved its Global Reference Design (GRD), embedding lower-carbon materials, energy-efficient systems, and near-zero wastewater cooling
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Looking to build an AI data center? Here’s five reasons to go with AMD EPYC CPUsHigh core density, inference, and scalability are just some of the benefits of an AMD EPYC CPU
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How AMD EPYC CPUs and AMD Instinct GPUs are powering the world's HPC facilitiesSponsored AMD offers powerful chipsets for AI and traditional HPC workloads, including native FP64 support
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‘The United Kingdom has the talent, research excellence and ambition to help lead the next era of AI’: AMD chief exec Lisa Su touts UK’s AI potential as firm eyes £2bn investmentNews The deal will see a new AI supercomputer built in Cambridge and partnerships with Imperial College London and Oriole Networks
