AMD claims to reach 33 percent in server CPU market share as it looks toward the release of next-generation "Turin" processors, and promises a GPU roadmap for what comes after the MI300 product line.
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Speaking at the JP Morgan Global Technology, Media and Communications conference this week, AMD CFO Jean Hu talked about the chip shop's growth in the server market, but also claimed solid progress in GPUs and chips for PCs and laptops.
On the GPU side, AMD trumpeted a partnership with Microsoft, detailed during the latter's Build event, revealing that Redmond now offers virtual machine instances running the AMD MI300X GPU in its Azure cloud. Meanwhile, its Azure OpenAI Service is also powered by the same accelerator and AMD's ROCm software stack.
"The MI300 powers ChatGPT 3.5 and 4, Teams, Copilot, all these applications. It's really one of the key AI infrastructures in the Microsoft Azure data center, so we're really happy with our partnership with Microsoft," Hu explained.
