AMD will supply the compute for Foundation’s Phantom humanoid robots, pushing the chipmaker straight into Nvidia’s robotics turf.

Foundation says its new MK-2 Phantom humanoid robots will use AMD Ryzen chips. That's a shot across the bow of Nvidia, which supplies most AI chips.

AMD is betting the future of AI won't rely on a single chip, unveiling a Cerebras partnership and new Helios system to challenge Nvidia.