AMD MI430X Chips To Power Finland’s €420M LUMI-AI Supercomputer
AMD’s Instinct MI430X chips will power Finland’s $420 million LUMI-AI supercomputer, a EuroHPC deal that triples the cost of the original 2021 LUMI machine.
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AMD Acquires Taalas, a Chip Startup Whose Silicon Runs One Model Only
AMD has acquired Toronto-based Taalas, a startup building chips that run only one AI model.
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AMD Stock Slips After Q2 Earnings Narrowly Beat Forecasts Despite AI-Fueled Revenue Surge
AMD posted 50% revenue growth and doubled data center sales in Q2 2026, but shares fell after results only narrowly cleared Wall Street’s lofty expectations.
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OpenAI Is Buying AMD Helios, and the AI Chip Duopoly Question Just Changed Shape
AMD Helios has won OpenAI, Microsoft, Meta and Oracle as buyers, giving AMD a stronger foothold against Nvidia in large-scale AI racks.
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Core Scientific’s AMD Pact Reaches 2.5GW — Finding That Power Is the Next Question
Core Scientific and AMD announce a major AI infrastructure partnership, securing 500MW immediately with a path to 2.5GW total capacity and $136.7M in Q2.
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Anthropic’s $5B AMD Bet Delivers A Brutal Blow To Nvidia’s Dominance
AI Compute War: AMD committed up to $5 billion to deploy two gigawatts of MI450 GPUs for Anthropic. Here is what the deal means for the AI compute market.
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Can AMD’s 3.2-Trillion-Transistor Helios Rack Break Nvidia’s Grip?
AMD Helios rack has begun shipping with GPUs packing 3.2 trillion transistors, challenging Nvidia’s dominance in full-stack AI systems.
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AMD Helios Rack System Makes Brutal Bid to Dethrone Nvidia
AMD Helios rack debuts with 1,152 MI450 GPUs, challenging Nvidia’s hyperscale AI dominance with integrated data center infrastructure.
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AMD and Anthropic Seal a Stunning $5B Chips-and-Investment Deal
AMD and Anthropic strike a 2-gigawatt chip supply deal, with AMD investing up to $5 billion to expand AI compute competition globally.
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AMD Helios Launches Brutal Assault on Nvidia’s AI Dominance
AMD Helios: AMD launched Helios, its first rack-scale AI system, with Microsoft, Meta, OpenAI and Oracle as customers, directly challenging Nvidia’s grip on AI.
