AMD has officially released the instruction set architecture (ISA) manual for its upcoming "Zen 6" processors, providing a technical blueprint for the next-generation CPU family. The documentation details several new instructions aimed at accelerating artificial intelligence and high-performance computing workloads, signaling a direct competitive push against rivals like Intel in these growing markets. Key additions include instructions such as AVX512_FP16 and AVX_VNNI_INT8, which are designed to significantly speed up processes like bit matrix manipulation and native FP16 calculations. By making these advanced capabilities available to both consumer and enterprise developers, AMD is laying the groundwork for enhanced local AI performance on future devices, reducing the reliance on specialized data center hardware for certain development tasks. This release provides developers with an early look at the hardware capabilities to prepare for the next wave of processors.