… As such, both OS configurations are going to ship with a similar AMD software stack on top. The focal point for this AMD software ecosystem will be the AMD Ryzen AI Development Center. …
… Specifically, this is Microsoft’s answer to the recent spate of Linux-based AI development boxes that have been released by both NVIDIA and AMD partners over the last year, where both NVIDIA’s GB10 and AMD’s Ryzen AI Max Strix Halo have been showing up in all sorts of developers kits. …
… These are both EPYC-based systems for the accelerated compute market, and will be intended for pairing AMD’s CPUs with NVIDIA Rubin-based accelerators. As with their present-day predecessors, these will be air-cooled systems. …
… This year AMD is sitting things out while Intel is presenting a keynote. As with all of the other keynotes at this year’s show, the main theme of Intel’s presentation is going to be AI. …
… This, in turn, means that the software environment and compiler toolchain the benchmark is built against can have an impact on performance – sometimes significantly so – which is unique for CPU benchmarks. …