AMD has announced the acquisition of MK1, a startup that develops software to improve the inference and reasoning capabilities of its artificial intelligence processors. In a blog post, AMD stated that MK1's team will join its Artificial Intelligence Group to help advance AI performance and efficiency across the company's hardware portfolio. This move is part of AMD's ongoing strategy to enhance its software capabilities through targeted acquisitions. The startup's technology is designed to uniquely utilize the memory architecture of AMD's Instinct chips. By integrating MK1's software, AMD aims to deliver more accurate, cost-effective, and traceable AI reasoning at a much greater scale for its enterprise clients, further strengthening its position in the competitive AI market.
AMD Acquires AI Software Startup MK1 to Enhance Instinct GPU Performance
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