Recent #AMD news in the semiconductor industry

10 months ago
➀ AMD has recently released the first Zen 5 CPUs, and reports on Zen 6's release are already being shared; ➁ Zen 6 'Medusa' desktop processors are expected to be available between late 2026 and early 2027; ➂ The new processors will be based on the latest AMD socket and may introduce a new numbering system for the Ryzen desktop series.
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10 months ago
➀ The Ayaneo 3 is announced as the latest flagship device by Ayaneo, featuring the AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU. ➁ The device includes a 7-inch high-refresh LCD or OLED HDR display and additional buttons for user control. ➂ The Ayaneo 3 will compete with other handheld consoles such as the ROG Ally 2 and MSI Claw 8 AI+.
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10 months ago
➀ Introducing the Elegoo Neptune 4 Pro 3D printer at an affordable price; ➁ Review highlights fast print speeds and excellent quality; ➂ Special discount available on Elegoo's website
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10 months ago
➀ Researchers from Queen Mary University of London have developed new nanocomposite films from starch, offering a sustainable alternative to petroleum-based materials; ➁ The films are made from abundant natural polymer starch and highly conductive MXene, with potential applications in electronics and sensing; ➂ The nanocomposites can be tailored for various uses, including wearable technology and healthcare, and are biodegradable.
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11 months ago

➀ OpenAI is developing its first inference chip in collaboration with Broadcom and TSMC to support its AI systems;

➁ In addition to NVIDIA chips, OpenAI plans to use AMD chips to meet its growing infrastructure needs;

➂ OpenAI has researched various plans to diversify chip supply and reduce costs, including internal design and manufacturing, but has temporarily abandoned this ambitious plan due to high costs and time requirements;

➃ OpenAI has formed a team of about 20 people led by Richard Ho and Thomas Norrie to develop the chip, aiming to launch the first AI chip in 2026;

➄ OpenAI is exploring other parallel solutions and may introduce more partners in the future;

➅ The development of self-developed chips is part of a broader trend among major tech and AI companies to develop dedicated hardware to meet the unique needs of AI workloads.

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