AMD announced its 'Helios' rack-scale platform, which is based on the new Open Rack Wide (ORW) specification introduced by Meta. This move extends AMD's open hardware strategy from silicon to the entire rack, marking a significant step in developing open and interoperable artificial intelligence infrastructure. The 'Helios' platform is designed to meet the power and cooling requirements of next-generation AI systems in large-scale data centers. It integrates AMD's Instinct GPUs and EPYC CPUs with open fabric technologies to create a flexible and high-performance solution for the growing demands of AI workloads. On the same day, HSBC reaffirmed its 'buy' rating for AMD and increased its price target from $185 to $310.
AMD Unveils 'Helios' Rack-Scale AI Platform Based on Meta's Open Standard
AMD
Related News
AMD
AMD Stock Declines Amid Supreme Court Tariff Ruling and Market Rally
AMD
AMD GPU Prices in Japan Adjust Downward After AI-Demand Price Spike
AMD
Hardware Rumors and AI Investment Drive AMD Share Recovery
AMD
AMD Guarantees $300 Million Loan for Crusoe to Drive AI Chip Adoption
AMD