As AI evolves, AMD delivers the full-stack computing foundation to power intelligent agents.
Agentic AI enables software systems to reason, plan and take action on behalf of users. Agents retrieve information, interact with applications, invoke tools, make decisions, validate outcomes and coordinate multistep workflows with limited human intervention.
As agentic AI systems become more autonomous and more deeply integrated into business operations, they change the compute stack. Agentic AI drives demand for entirely new racks of CPU servers that sit alongside GPU infrastructure and power agents’ work. Instead of the previous ratio for chatbot AI of one CPU to every four to eight GPUs, agentic AI is moving toward a 1:1 ratio, and, in some cases, it’s higher on the CPU side.
AMD provides the open, full-stack platform needed to support agentic AI with its AMD EPYC™ processors, AMD Instinct™ accelerators, AMD™ Pensando networking technologies, rack-scale infrastructure and AMD ROCm™ software. With these technologies and hardware, AMD customers have the flexibility to choose the right infrastructure for rapidly evolving AI workloads.
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As agentic AI becomes more pervasive, infrastructure teams need more than a single compute profile. CIOs and enterprise decision-makers need a portfolio of CPUs matched to the full agentic workflow.
Agentic AI is driving demand for new racks of CPU servers that sit alongside GPU infrastructure and run to power the work of all these agents.
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