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AI workloads are evolving faster than traditional AI networking. AMD AI NIC technology helps organizations innovate at the pace of AI with fully programmable hardware and software, supporting AI-ready Network Transport Protocols like UEC-ready RDMA, MRC, and MetaRoCE. Learn more: https://t.co/NUcSfIFkOg

That's a wrap on the AMD #OCPSummit26 keynote. From open innovation and rack-scale AI to Helios momentum, AMD Helion and the future of AI infrastructure, read more all of today's announcements on the AMD Newsroom: https://t.co/gAFoLUhzfY

It has become clear: AI needs more compute and more from the CPU. AMD EPYC “Venice” spans GPU hosts, agent sandboxes and general-purpose compute. Now, Dr. Lisa Su just revealed 6th Gen AMD EPYC "Verano," the next step in AMD's CPU roadmap for the AI era.

Open hardware. Open networking. Open software. Co-engineered with @Meta and the OCP community, AMD Helios brings together more than 20 open components, high-performance networking and ROCm software to scale AI.

And that’s a wrap on #AdvancingAIIndia2026 Two days of executive conversations thought leadership and immersive AI experiences — bringing together leaders to explore what’s next in AI. From opening keynote and AMD’s CPU & GPU roadmap sessions to CIO roundtables, the AMD AI Lab, AI Expo, industry conversations and OEM fireside, every session sparked meaningful conversations around the future of AI. Here’s a look back at the moments that made Advancing AI 2026 one to remember. A heartfelt thank you to our organizing teams, venue staff, partners, AMD leadership, esteemed speakers, the entire AMD team working behind the scenes, and everyone who joined us at Advancing AI India 2026. Your contributions, collaboration and participation helped make this event truly remarkable. Vinay Sinha Derek Dicker Raymond Dumbeck Tim Robson Luca Catalano Ram Charan Pullela Gopichand Manish Gupta Sanjeev Ramakrishnan Ramesh Narayanaswamy Anil Shankar Anjani Kumar Jatinder S. Mukesh Bajpai Bhavya Singh Pramit Khanna Ankit Sharma Shreya Sinha Shivang Sharma ET Edge - The Times Group CIOandLeader Devnagri AI Bud Ecosystem HPE Juniper Networking - Federal, acquired by Hewlett Packard Enterprise company in 2025 DriveNets Arista Networks #AMD #AMDIndia #AdvancingAI2026

Business growth creates a familiar infrastructure dilemma. More digital services can mean more workloads. More workloads can mean more servers, more power, and more data center space. But growth does not always have to follow that equation. DBS Bank undertook a broader transformation that included general-purpose compute virtualization, open-source software adoption, automation at scale, and AMD EPYC™ CPU-powered servers. According to DBS, the result was a data center footprint reduced to one quarter of its original size and power consumption reduced by 50%.* What makes the story especially interesting is the headroom it created. DBS reported that the new quarter-sized environment could support 10× growth. Sometimes the goal of modernization is not simply to make infrastructure smaller. It is to create more room for the business to grow. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/eqxky4AE *Results are specific to DBS Bank and reflect its broader transformation efforts. Actual results may vary.

The future of AI infrastructure is open. AMD Chair and CEO Dr. Lisa Su took the stage at the #OCPSummit2026 to share how AMD is building what's next through open innovation and industry collaboration. From AMD Helios to the new AMD Helion agentic AI rack and next-gen EPYC CPUs, we're advancing an open approach to AI infrastructure built for performance, choice and scale. Swipe through the keynote highlights. ➡️