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Frontally challenging NVIDIA, Intel, and Arm.
Just now, at the annual AMD Advancing AI event, AMD Board Chair and CEO Dr. Lisa Su unleashed a series of major announcements, launching AMD’s most powerful AI chip—the Instinct MI455X GPU, the “most powerful agentic CPU” Venice, the “most powerful rack-scale AI infrastructure” Helios, and a Ryzen chip specially designed for robots.
Overall, AMD announced seven major releases today:
Rack-scale AI platform Helios
Server CPU “Venice”
Instinct MI400 series GPUs (including MI455X and MI430X)
Air-cooled PCIe GPU MI350P
AI software stack ROCm.ai
Local AI developer platform “Gorgon Halo”
Kria AI robotics system modules & developer platform
At the same time, Lisa Su unveiled the latest roadmaps for AMD’s GPUs, CPUs, and rack-scale AI infrastructure.
Among GPU products, the MI500 series is expected to launch next year, using next-generation HBM, supporting larger scale-up networks, and introducing new copper interconnect and optical interconnect technologies. The MI600 series is under development and scheduled for release in 2028.
The inference throughput of the next-generation MI500 will soar to more than 2,000 times that of the MI300X.
In server CPUs, the sixth-generation “Venice” released today is AMD’s first 2nm server CPU, the first to feature 512 threads and PCIe 6.0. The seventh-generation server CPU “Florence” will use a new process node and memory, with shipments expected in 2028. The eighth-generation “Ravenna” is under development, with shipments planned for 2030.
