AMD introduces its Helios rack-scale AI solution and sixth-gen Epyc CPUs, targeting Nvidia's lead in AI infrastructure and promising shipments by Q3 2026.
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The new systems are powered by the latest Instinct MI455X graphics processing units
Jul 24, 2026
04:12 pm
What's the storyAdvanced Micro Devices (AMD) has unveiled its Helios rack-scale artificial intelligence (AI) solution and sixth-generation EPYC central processing units (CPUs).
The new systems are powered by the latest Instinct MI455X graphics processing units (GPUs).
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