AMD has started ramping production of its 6th Generation EPYC processors, codenamed 'Venice,' using TSMC's advanced 2nm process technology. This marks the first high-performance computing product in the industry to utilize this cutting-edge manufacturing node, aimed at meeting growing demand for AI and agentic workloads in cloud and enterprise data centers. AMD plans to expand production to TSMC's Arizona facility and follow up with 'Verano,' another 6th Gen EPYC CPU optimized for AI workloads with advanced memory integration. This development strengthens AMD's position in the server market and supports the scaling of AI infrastructure globally through a diversified manufacturing footprint.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is working to overcome its reputation as a smaller, less capable rival to Nvidia in the artificial intelligence sector. Despite Nvidia's dominant market perception, AMD is striving to differentiate itself and strengthen i...
AMD and Intel are expected to open softer but present buying opportunities near $400 and $100 support levels respectively, with no interest in shorting due to their strength. Oracle is bucking the trend with a potential jump aiming to break above $20...
Nvidia announced a massive stock buyback program worth $80 billion and increased its dividend yield by 2,400%, raising the annual dividend from $0.04 to $1 per share. This move significantly benefits CEO Jensen Huang, whose dividend income is set to ...
AMD announced a $10 billion investment in Taiwan's semiconductor and AI ecosystem to enhance chip packaging and manufacturing for next-generation AI infrastructure. This move strengthens AMD's partnerships with key Taiwanese companies like ASE and SP...
AMD announced over $10 billion in investments across the Taiwan ecosystem to enhance AI infrastructure through advanced packaging and strategic partnerships. This includes developing next-gen 2.5D packaging technology to improve performance and effic...
