#amd datacenter gpu

AMD has unveiled the world's first 7nm datacenter GPUs designed for next-generation deep learning, HPC, cloud computing and rendering applications, the AMD Radeon Instinct MI60 and MI50 accelerators. The new AMD Radeon Instinct MI60 and MI50 accelerators were designed to efficiently process workloads such as rapidly training complex neural networks, delivering higher levels of floating-point performance, greater efficiencies and new features for datacenter and departmental deployments. They are also the first GPUs capable of supporting next-generation PCIe 4.02 interconnect, which is up to 2X faster than other x86 CPU-to-GPU interconnect technologies, and feature AMD Infinity Fabric Link GPU interconnect technology that enables GPU-to-GPU communications that are up to 6X faster than PCIe Gen 3 interconnect speeds. "Legacy GPU architectures limit IT managers from effectively addressing the constantly evolving demands of processing and analyzing huge datasets for modern cloud datacenter workloads," said David Wang, senior vice president of engineering, Radeon Technologies Group at AMD. AMD is gearing up its next-gen RDNA 5 GPUs, slated for an early 2025 launch. These GPUs are expected to power the company's strongest PC portfolio yet, an AMD exec claims. [caption id="attachment_375504" align="alignnone" width="1280"] IN PHOTO: AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX with RDNA 3 architecture[/caption] “We are on-track to launch the first RDNA 4 GPUs in early 2025,” AMD chief executive Dr. Read more in our articles including "AMD unveils Radeon Instinct MI60 and MI50 7nm Datacenter GPUs" and "AMD’s next gen of RDNA 4 GPUs set to launch early 2025".