For the past several years, the generative AI revolution has been fought on a very specific battlefield: the public cloud, powered almost exclusively by NVIDIA’s silicon empire. The fight for AI dominance has been a story of staggering GPU performance […]
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In the relentless, fast-paced world of semiconductor technology, the focus is often squarely on the next great leap in performance: smaller transistors, faster chips, and more powerful artificial intelligence (AI). Yet, as AMD’s 2025 Corporate Responsibility report reveals, true leadership
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In the world of consumer technology, performance is often about bragging rights and smoother gaming. But in the professional sphere, performance is currency. Every minute spent waiting for a render, a simulation, or a data model to compile is a
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For years, the AI hardware landscape has felt like a walled garden, with NVIDIA’s CUDA ecosystem and H100 GPUs reigning supreme, a bit like that one brilliant kid who never shares their toys. But here in Silicon Valley (I recently
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ARM, along with Qualcomm, did a credible job of highlighting how technology developed for smartphones could have a major impact on the PC market. Both AMD and Intel have now produced competitive responses, though it is interesting to note that
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AMD had its “Advancing AI” event this month, and it’s hitting this market hard with a focused group of solutions that span from PCs to datacenters and from CPUs and GPUs to advanced networking. But AI is starting to hit
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It is extremely hard to displace an entrenched vendor like Intel. This is because companies value relationships and really hate change, so even if you have a substantially better product, you won’t make many inroads. We see this in buying
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Since June, Qualcomm has had a significant laptop advantage over the more traditional processor suppliers like AMD and Intel. That changed this week when Microsoft and AMD announced that laptops using the Ryzen AI 300 processors will also support CoPilot,
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We are in a huge hype cycle for AI. This technology will certainly be a massive game changer, but it is new, still untrusted, and isn’t yet fully wrapped in mature services. Existing markets, like console gaming, are off-cycle and
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AMD hit 55 this week, and it has been an amazing ride. AMD started out as the redundant supplier to Intel with x86 because IBM, like most companies at the time, didn’t want to be the sole source of a
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