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AMD’s MI350 chips deliver big on memory but lag in networking against Nvidia

AMD allegedly wants to launch a new attack on Nvidia's AI dominance


AMD is aiming to challenge Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market with its new Instinct MI350 series accelerators. The company hopes the chips will offer advantages in certain workloads and lower total costs, but software remains a sticking point.


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