Artificial Intelligence. Photo: Jobaaj Learnings
Data centre operators are increasingly turning to scalable infrastructure designs as the rapid growth of artificial intelligence workloads places new demands on computing power, energy efficiency and cooling systems.
The shift towards AI factories, large-scale facilities designed to support advanced AI models, is driving demand for prevalidated blueprints that can help operators deploy high-density environments faster while reducing complexity and operational risks.
Schneider Electric, a global energy technology company, and AMD have developed a reference design for the AMD Helios rack-scale solution, aimed at providing data centre architects with a tested framework for deploying next-generation AI infrastructure.
The design is the first developed to support high-density AI workloads on the AMD Helios platform, which combines AMD Instinct MI455X GPUs, 6th Gen AMD EPYC CPUs, AMD Pensando Vulcano NICs and the ROCm software ecosystem.
