At its CES exposition, AMD demonstrated its latest Instinct MI325X accelerator for AI and HPC workloads, which also happens to be the world's only processor with 256 GB of HBM3E memory onboard and promises to be one of the most efficient GPUs for inference.
Although the Consumer Electronics Show is meant to demonstrate the latest and greatest electronics designed for consumers, semiconductor companies have long used CES to showcase technologies that they deem fit for the show. While Nvidia spent most of its keynote talking about AI, AMD actually introduced a range of processors for client PCs, but this certainly does not mean that the company had nothing to show. In fact, it demonstrated its all-new Instinct MI325X.
