
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) unveiled a new artificial intelligence chip on Thursday, challenging Nvidia's data center graphics processors (GPUs).
At an event announcing the new product in San Francisco, AMD said that the chip, called the Instinct MI325X, is set to go into production before the end of 2024. The chip aims to provide developers and cloud service providers with a strong alternative to Nvidia's offerings. It will compete with Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell chips, which are set to begin shipping in large quantities early next year.