Schlagwort: MI300A

AMD Showcases Growing Momentum for AMD Powered AI Solutions from the Data Center to PCs

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— Micro­soft, Dell Tech­no­lo­gies, HPE, Leno­vo, Meta, Ora­cle, Super­mi­cro and others adopt new AMD Instinct MI300X and MI300A data cen­ter AI acce­le­ra­tors for trai­ning and infe­rence solutions —

— AMD also laun­ches ROCm 6 soft­ware stack with signi­fi­cant per­for­mance opti­miza­ti­ons and new fea­tures for Lar­ge Lan­guage Models and Ryzen 8040 Series note­book pro­ces­sors for AI PCs —

SAN JOSE, Calif., Dec. 06, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Today at the “Advan­cing AI” event, AMD (NASDAQ: AMD) was joi­n­ed by indus­try lea­ders inclu­ding Micro­soft, Meta, Ora­cle, Dell Tech­no­lo­gies, HPE, Leno­vo, Super­mi­cro, Aris­ta, Broad­com and Cis­co to show­ca­se how the­se com­pa­nies are working with AMD to deli­ver advan­ced AI solu­ti­ons span­ning from cloud to enter­pri­se and PCs. AMD laun­ched mul­ti­ple new pro­ducts at the event, inclu­ding the AMD Instinct™ MI300 Series data cen­ter AI acce­le­ra­tors, ROCm™ 6 open soft­ware stack with signi­fi­cant opti­miza­ti­ons and new fea­tures sup­port­ing Lar­ge Lan­guage Models (LLMs) and Ryzen™ 8040 Series pro­ces­sors with Ryzen AI. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »

Atos to build Max Planck Society’s new BullSequana XH3000-based supercomputer

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Munich, February 9th, 2023

Atos today announ­ces a con­tract to build and install a new high-per­for­mance com­pu­ter for the Max Planck Socie­ty, a world-lea­ding sci­ence and tech­no­lo­gy rese­arch orga­niza­ti­on. The new sys­tem will be based on Atos’ latest Bull­Se­qua­na XH3000 plat­form, which is powered by AMD EPYC™ CPUs and Instinct™ acce­le­ra­tors. In its final con­fi­gu­ra­ti­on, the appli­ca­ti­on per­for­mance will be three times hig­her than the cur­rent “Cobra” sys­tem, which is also based on Atos technologies.

The new super­com­pu­ter, with a total order value of over 20 mil­li­on euros, will be ope­ra­ted by the Max Planck Com­pu­ting and Data Faci­li­ty (MPCDF) in Gar­ching near Munich and will pro­vi­de high-per­for­mance com­pu­ting (HPC) capa­ci­ty for many insti­tu­tes of the Max Planck Socie­ty. Par­ti­cu­lar­ly deman­ding sci­en­ti­fic pro­jects, such as tho­se in astro­phy­sics, life sci­ence rese­arch, mate­ri­als rese­arch, plas­ma phy­sics, and AI will bene­fit from the high-per­for­mance capa­bi­li­ties of the new sys­tem. (…) Wei­ter­le­sen »