At its 2025 Advancing AI event, AMD unveiled a comprehensive vision to lead in open, scalable AI infrastructure.
The company introduced the Instinct MI350 Series accelerators, previewed its next-gen Helios rack, reviewed the road map for its next-generation MI400 and MI450 GPUs as well as its EPYC™ “Venice” CPUs for the data centre and launched ROCm™ 7 alongside a new developer cloud.
AMD emphasised its commitment to openness through its participation in and adoption of the Ultra Accelerator Link (UALink) specification, Ultra Ethernet Consortium (UEC) open software stacks and Open Compute Project (OCP) reference designs, positioning itself as the leading open alternative to proprietary AI platforms.
With broad ecosystem support — from Meta to Oracle — AMD is building a full-stack, energy-efficient AI infrastructure platform designed for training, inference and agentic execution at a global scale. Read this briefing to get more information about the Advancing AI event as well as the latest announcements from AMD.