AMD plans to bring AI across the portfolio to offer real-time AI results directly on PC.
“We are very focused on bringing high-performance designs that can help our customers be much more efficient in computing so that, they can get the job done by spending less money and burning less power,” said Mark Papermaster, executive vice president and chief technology officer, AMD, at the inauguration of the company’s largest global design centre, which can host approximately 3,000 engineers.
AMD plans to remain focused on leadership design to expand and bring AI across our entire product portfolio, said the CTO. The Ryzen 7040 which was announced in January 2023 includes an AI acceleration engine and is the company’s first APU for PCs that can handle on-device generative AI tasks. AMD will bring improved solutions and experiences with more efficient computing across the segments like PC and gaming.
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“The company will continue to expand options on the AI engine and PC roadmap going forward. More and more applications from vendors like Microsoft will soon be able to take leverage of AI capabilities on AMD APUs to get faster real-time AI results directly on the PC without relying on the strength of cloud connections,” Mark added.
The PC market has been historically x86 and the vast majority of applications are optimised for x86. AMD will continue to supply the same. Similarly, the company has also partnered with ARM and some of the elements in AMD’s product portfolio run on ARM.
The company recently introduced a heterogeneous APU – Ryzen 5 7545U and Ryzen 3 7440U, which feature dense and compact cores based on the same architecture, one optimised for high performance and the other optimised for efficiency. Papermaster stated that this is going to be a common design for PCs and embedded devices in the coming days because of the diversity of the workload.
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First published on: 29-11-2023 at 09:00 IST
