AMD kicked off Computex with a few pretty significant announcements: its new Instinct MI325X accelerators (pictured), which will be available in the fourth quarter of 2024; the upcoming Instinct MI350-series powered by the CDNA4 architecture that will launch next year; and the all-new CDNA 'Next'-based Instinct MI400-series products set to come out in 2026.
Perhaps the most significant announcement is that AMD's updated product roadmap commits to an annual release schedule, ensuring continuous increases in AI and HPC performance with enhanced instruction sets and higher memory capacity and bandwidth.
