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  • Open models need an open stack. @ZyphraAI VP of AI Engineering Quentin Anthony shares how access to open software libraries and direct collaboration with AMD are helping the team train bigger models, keep growing compute resources working efficiently and pave new ground in AI. Learn how Zyphra trained its ZAYA1-8B reasoning model from scratch on a full-stack AMD platform: https://t.co/APcGZReKHm

  • To meet the aggressive performance goals of AI, leaders need reliable solutions. @OpenAI shared why their team selected AMD EPYC “Turin” CPUs to host its Jalapeño AI ASIC deployment, citing platform strength, partner experience and the importance of reducing unnecessary risk. More from @TomsHardware: https://t.co/fQUt37qNgw

  • AMD Agent Computers Power the Next Generation of Hollywood Studios Emmy-winning Light Sail VR uses private, local AI on Ryzen AI Max and Radeon AI PRO R9700, overseeing up to 9 projects all at once, leaving more time for storytelling. https://t.co/tgqhCgEJKG

  • We're enjoying our Saturday morning ☕, a bit of 📰 and seeing our AMD vLLM commits. Open source FTW.

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  • Open models need an open stack. Zyphra VP of AI Engineering Quentin Anthony shares how access to open software libraries and direct collaboration with AMD are helping the team train bigger models, keep growing compute resources working efficiently and pave new ground in AI. Learn how Zyphra trained its ZAYA1-8B reasoning model from scratch on a full-stack AMD platform: https://bit.ly/4ixfdaB

  • To meet the aggressive performance goals of AI, leaders need reliable solutions. OpenAI shared why their team selected AMD EPYC “Turin” CPUs to host its Jalapeño AI ASIC deployment, citing platform strength, partner experience and the importance of reducing unnecessary risk. More from Tom's Hardware: https://lnkd.in/gt_C58T2

  • The future of AI depends on infrastructure built to perform reliably at scale. As a senior systems design engineer, Cavin Roger N. designs and validates reliability features across AMD data center GPU and CPU platforms. His work helps keep the systems powering AI, cloud services and scientific research running smoothly. Swipe through to learn about his experience. Help build the reliable infrastructure behind tomorrow’s breakthroughs: https://bit.ly/46LMCaJ

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