Showcased at OCP Global Summit 2025, the Helios platform supports gigawatt-scale AI data centers with open, liquid-cooled, double-wide racks.

AMD EPYC 5th Gen processors now power the new Amazon EC2 M8a cloud instances, delivering up to 30% higher performance than the previous generation for general-purpose, high-performance computing workloads on AWS.

OpenAI will deploy 6 GW of AMD Instinct GPUs through a multi-year, multi-generation agreement, starting with an initial 1 GW deployment of the MI450 Series in late 2026.

IBM and AMD supply Zyphra with MI300X GPU clusters on IBM Cloud, enabling large-scale multimodal AI model training and innovation.

IBM and AMD plan hybrid systems integrating quantum computers with HPC, targeting fault-tolerant qubits and exascale-class AI workflows by decade’s end.

AMD powers full-spectrum AI with top GPUs, CPUs, networking, and open software, backed by key partners like Meta and Microsoft.

AMD's 5th Gen EPYC processors now power Nokia Cloud Platform, boosting 5G infrastructure with high performance, scalability, and energy efficiency for telecom networks.

New Radeon and Threadripper lineup powers next-gen AI, gaming, and workstation performance for creators and professionals.

Red Hat and AMD power AI inference with vLLM on Instinct GPUs, while OpenShift Virtualization on EPYC CPUs modernizes systems for future innovations.

AMD's EPYC 4005 Series leverages the AM5 socket, offering versatile enterprise solutions. The 16-core 4565P outperforms Intel's Xeon 6300P by 1.83x in Phoronix benchmarks.