Running AMD ROCm™ Software on Windows 11: A Comprehensive Guide
Learn how to run AMD ROCm™ software on Windows 11 with the latest updates. Follow our step-by-step guide to get started.
Llama 3.1 Now Optimized for AMD Platforms from Data Center to AI PCs
AMD and Meta's Llama 3.1 brings enhanced AI capabilities to AMD platforms, including Instinct MI300X GPUs and EPYC CPUs.
AMD ROCm 6.1 Enhances AI and HPC Performance with New Capabilities
AMD's ROCm 6.1 update boosts AI and HPC performance with new features, enhanced GPU support, and improved computational efficiency.
AMD Unveils ROCm 6.1 Software for Radeon GPUs, Enhancing AI Development
AMD releases ROCm 6.1 software, extending AI capabilities to Radeon desktop GPUs, enabling scalable AI solutions and broader support for AI frameworks.
How to Build Your Own Coding Copilot with AMD Radeon GPU Platform
Learn how to build a coding Copilot using AMD Radeon GPUs and open-source tools.
Stability AI Unveils Advanced Text-to-Image Model: Stable Diffusion 3 Medium
Stability AI launches Stable Diffusion 3 Medium, an advanced text-to-image AI model, enhancing performance through collaborations with NVIDIA and AMD.
AMD Enhances AI Algorithm Efficiency with Innovative Depth Pruning Method
AMD introduces a new depth pruning method for AI models, optimizing CNN and Vision Transformer performance.
Advanced Micro Devices Celebrates 55 Years of Innovation with AMD Ryzen™ AI
AMD marks its 55th anniversary with a look back at its contributions to computing, including the AMD Ryzen™ AI.
Microsoft Reveals Azure Maia AI Accelerator and Azure Cobalt CPU
Microsoft unveiled Azure Maia 100 AI Accelerator and Azure Cobalt CPU, optimized for AI and cloud computing, with deployment scheduled for early 2024.
US Toughens Export Controls on Semiconductors to China Amid Military Concerns
The US Department of Commerce tightened export controls on advanced computing semiconductors to China and other countries of concern to address national security threats posed by military modernization. The rules, effective from November 16, 2023, refine the parameters defining restricted chips, introduce a global licensing requirement, and expand controls on semiconductor manufacturing equipment. The update also adds certain PRC entities to the Entity List, requiring a BIS license for foundries manufacturing chips for these entities.