rocm

AMD’s ROCm stack has quietly but substantially tightened its grip as a viable open-source alternative to NVIDIA’s CUDA, delivering a run of platform and developer-facing improvements that matter to cloud operators, AI researchers, and Windows users eager to run GPU-accelerated workloads outside...

Microsoft appears to be quietly assembling software to let AI models built for NVIDIA’s CUDA ecosystem run on AMD’s ROCm-powered accelerators — a development first reported this week and already rippling through the cloud, chip and AI communities. If true, the effort would be a direct, strategic...

Oracle’s latest strategic gambit—integrating AMD’s Instinct MI355X GPUs into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)—has sent ripples through the hyper-competitive world of cloud computing and artificial intelligence (AI). This move is more than a product upgrade; it’s a calculated effort to position...

AMD’s relentless push into the artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure market is no longer an aspirational headline—it's a fully realized, transformative force shaping the future of how the world’s largest technology companies build and deploy AI at scale. At its recent Advancing AI event...

The surge in cloud computing demand, especially for AI inference, advanced visualization, real-time graphics, and compute-heavy applications, has placed unprecedented pressure on cloud providers to innovate. Against this backdrop, Microsoft Azure’s release of the NVads V710 v5 virtual machines...

Change is brewing in the world of AI development as AMD hints at expanding ROCm support from Linux to Windows—an update that has the potential to reshape the landscape for developers, enterprises, and even everyday Windows enthusiasts. For years, this capability has lingered near the top of user...