AMD takes the goal of NVIDIA AI’s dominance

The latest AMD acquisitions can reduce market dominance in NVIDIA when it comes to AI devices.

Giant semiconductors AMD announced on Wed Wed I got the start of the AI ​​Software program Bromine. The conditions of the deal were not revealed.

BRIUM is an emerging company that seems to be in a surreptitious position. The startup builds automated learning applications to enable the inference of artificial intelligence, and the process used by the trained artificial intelligence model to extract conclusions from new data, through a variety of different devices options, according to a blog on the blog Burium Bureau.

Through these terms a little, BRIUM can help update the AI ​​program to work with different AI devices, which was originally designed.

In a press release, AMD said that its acquisition of BRIUM will help its commitment to “building an ecosystem for high -performance AI programs, which enables developers and moves innovation.”

While Amd says this acquisition helps to create a more open environmental system, and it is not a mistake, it seems clear that it is supposed to also help overcoming one of the largest road barriers: a large percentage of artificial intelligence programs is designed for NVIDIA devices and slices.

The only BRIUM blog, which appeared in November 2024, talked about the industry dependent on NVIDIA and called AMD specifically.

“In recent years, the hardware industry has taken great steps towards providing viable alternatives to NVIDIA devices to infer from the server,” says the blog post. “Solutions such as AMD’s instinctive graphics processing units provide strong performance properties, but it is still difficult to harness performance in practice as work burdens are usually adjusted widely with NVIDIA graphics processing units.

This is the fourth strategic acquisition of AMD in the past two years, as the company’s goal is to enhance the open source ecosystems, according to the press statement. It was obtained by the company Amnesty International silo (In July 2024), Nod.ai (October 2023), and Mipsology (August 2023).

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