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Save the date for IFA 2026! Jack Huynh, AMD SVP & GM of Computing and Graphics, will deliver the opening keynote and share the AMD vision for the next era of personal AI. 📅 Sept. 4 | 10:45 AM CEST 📺 https://bit.ly/3UUZecD

The future of visual storytelling is being shaped by breakthroughs in compute.   In the next episode of Advanced Insights, AMD CTO Mark Papermaster speaks with Wētā FX CTO Kimball Thurston about the technologies powering modern visual effects. From massive rendering workloads and complex simulations to emerging AI-assisted workflows, they examine how innovation is helping creators push the boundaries of what's possible.   Don't miss this conversation on the future of technology, creativity, and digital world-building: https://lnkd.in/efW7puDg

High-performance and AI computing are expanding what is possible. That potential comes to life through the people who learn, build and innovate with these solutions. At AMD, we believe technology and human potential should advance together. Our Digital Impact work supports scientific research, expands access to STEM and AI learning and advances innovation responsibly. The 2025-26 Corporate Responsibility Report highlights the programs and partnerships helping turn computing innovation into broader impact. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4wmYjQk

ROCm.AI brings the power of the AMD AI ecosystem into the tools developers already use, helping turn ideas into optimized, GPU-accelerated applications faster. Vamsi Boppana, SVP of AI at AMD, shares how we’re making AI development more accessible and intuitive.

The future of AI starts with access to opportunity. In her latest blog, Ruth Cotter shares how AMD Learning Labs are helping students build the skills they'll need to thrive in an AI-driven world. From coding and digital storytelling to PC building and 3D printing, students are gaining hands-on experience with technology while building confidence, creativity and problem-solving skills. Through partnerships with organizations like the Boys & Girls Clubs of Silicon Valley and the Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders, AMD is expanding access to STEM education and helping empower the next generation of innovators. Read Ruth's perspective: https://bit.ly/4gw0GcT

Tokenomics is quickly becoming part of enterprise AI planning as organizations weigh AI agent costs across efficiency, performance, and budget. Hear more from AMD SVP & CIO Hasmukh Ranjan.

AI infrastructure planning is changing as agentic AI moves forward. What should enterprises consider for 2027? Explore 7 takeaways from Advancing AI 2026, from full-stack infrastructure and software to cost, governance and physical AI. See what’s ahead. Read the blog here: https://bit.ly/45AWnI5

Where creativity pushes boundaries, compute has to keep up. On the next episode of Advanced Insights, AMD CTO Mark Papermaster sits down with Wētā FX CTO Kimball Thurston to explore how technology is transforming visual effects, from massive-scale rendering and simulation to AI-assisted creative workflows. Stay tuned for a conversation about the technology helping bring increasingly rich digital worlds to life.

The more capable GPUs become, the more CPU resources may be needed to turn their output into useful work. That’s one of the dynamics AMD Corporate VP Madhu Rangarajan sees shaping the compute mix for agentic AI. As GPUs generate more tokens, those tokens create more work for CPUs supporting orchestration and the broader workflows around AI. Hear Madhu unpack what this could mean for how data centers allocate compute in his latest conversation: https://bit.ly/4bGsXfe

The Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Formula One Team relies on AMD leadership performance in computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to turn aerodynamics data into winning stats.