Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) is a multinational semiconductor company that develops computer processors and related technologies for business and consumer markets, with a focus on AI infrastructure and high-performance computing solutions.
AMD will add native UCIe 1.1 support to select Versal RF Series adaptive SoCs, with production chiplets expected in the fourth quarter of 2027.
The Linux Foundation has accepted TRACE from OPAQUE as an open specification for hardware attested runtime and compliance evidence for AI agents and confidential workloads.
AMD will invest up to $5 billion in Anthropic under a deal for up to 2 gigawatts of AMD Instinct MI450 GPUs, with the first gigawatt expected in the first half of 2027.
MindWalk Holdings gave the first public demonstration of ReefIQ, its biological context layer for AI drug discovery, at AMD's Advancing AI 2026 event in San Francisco.
Scale Computing has expanded its SC//HyperCore virtualization suite to include support for AMD EPYC and Ryzen AI processors, offering greater flexibility for edge and virtualization deployments.
OPAQUE has launched OPAQUE 3.0, a new platform for verifiable AI governance that includes open standards and post-quantum cryptographic protections, developed with support from TII, AMD, and NVIDIA.
Supermicro is collaborating with AMD to present the new Helios rack scale platform at Computex. The system combines AMD Instinct MI455X GPUs and 6th Gen EPYC CPUs to support large-scale AI workloads with improved efficiency and scalability.
OneQode announced a collaboration with AMD to deploy AMD Instinct GPUs and plans to use the AMD Helios rack scale solution as part of a global AI infrastructure rollout across multiple regions.
Xanadu Quantum Technologies reported first quarter 2026 results, marking its first earnings as a publicly listed company on Nasdaq and the Toronto Stock Exchange. The company recorded $2.8 million in revenue and announced ongoing negotiations for government funding and new technical milestones.
3M has joined a coalition of major technology companies to develop open standards for expanded beam optical connectivity used in AI data centers. The group aims to establish interoperable specifications to accelerate high-performance optical interconnect deployment.
Zyphra has announced 15 megawatts of AMD Instinct MI355X GPU capacity through Zyphra Cloud, adding new options for AI workload deployment on bare-metal AMD infrastructure.
Zyphra has introduced Zyphra Cloud, a full-stack AI platform powered by AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs and supported by TensorWave, offering a serverless inference service for open-weight models and long-horizon workloads.
Wayve has raised $60 million from AMD, Arm, and Qualcomm, extending its Series D funding to accelerate deployment of its mapless autonomous driving AI across multiple vehicle platforms.
Flex has started manufacturing AMD's Instinct MI355X 8x GPU platform at its Austin, Texas facility, marking a step toward expanding domestic AI infrastructure production. The collaboration will extend to future generations of AMD Instinct platforms.
Akash Systems has introduced the first commercially available AI servers using its Diamond Cooling technology, featuring AMD Instinct MI350X GPUs and manufactured by MiTAC Computing.
Cerebras Systems has secured $1 billion in new funding led by Tiger Global Management, valuing the AI chipmaker at $23 billion as it prepares for a public offering later in 2026.
GIGABYTE has deepened its partnership with AMD to enhance on-device AI performance across gaming laptops, motherboards, and OLED monitors, featuring new AMD Ryzen processors and AI optimization technologies.
Quadric has appointed Ravi Chakaravarthy as Vice President of Software Engineering to lead development of its embedded AI software stack for the Chimera processor IP. Chakaravarthy previously led AI software development at AMD and has extensive experience in machine learning technologies.
Social AI platform CHAI has surpassed its 2025 revenue target, reaching $48 million in annual revenue following strategic funding and partnerships with AMD and CoreWeave.
China has ordered that state-funded data centers use only domestically made AI chips, effectively barring foreign suppliers such as Nvidia, AMD, and Intel from participating in these projects. The move reinforces Beijing's efforts to reduce reliance on foreign technology and boost local semiconductor production.
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