AMD Unveils MI455X AI Accelerator with 34x Throughput Boost
AMD's MI455X outperforms MI355X by up to 34x in token throughput at high interactivity, according to results from Advancing AI 2026.
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AMD's MI455X outperforms MI355X by up to 34x in token throughput at high interactivity, according to results from Advancing AI 2026.
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NVIDIA and Microsoft announced RTX Spark laptops and desktops, enabling local AI on Windows PCs starting October 16, with 1 petaflop of AI performance.
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AMD introduces Typical Attained FLOPs (TAF) as a new performance metric for GPUs, showing sustained throughput across 10 GEMM shapes on the MI325X GPU.
NVIDIA announced DGX Spark 64GB, offering 64GB of unified memory for local AI development, available on October 23.
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Amazon Web Services CEO Matt Garman announced it no longer uses NDAs with government agencies, citing community concerns over data center transparency.
Nvidia increased the Shield TV Pro price by $100 to $299.99, citing rising memory and storage costs driven by AI demand.
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