AMD silicon now powers the fastest supercomputers on Earth. Founded in 1969 as a Silicon Valley start-up, AMD has grown into a global standard-setter for modern computing, with numerous industry firsts

• AMD EPYC processors have redefined HPC price-performance since 2017, offering industry-leading core counts, huge memory bandwidth, and PCIe Gen5 lane counts that suit I/O-heavy research workloads. High cache variants deliver dramatic gains for CFD and engineering simulation codes, a genuinely unique capability.
• PYC's massive PCIe connectivity and memory bandwidth make it the CPU of choice for NVMe-dense storage servers and software-defined storage platforms; many of OCF's storage partners build on AMD platforms.
• AMD accelerators offer users competitive training/inference performance with class-leading HBM memory capacity per GPU. This is an advantage for large models.

AMDs leadership in silicon solutions delivers exascale-proven performance in an open software ecosystem that reduces vendor lock-in.