TechnologyAMD's pitch for end-to-end robotics computing
AMD says physical AI requires more than one type of compute, and that its portfolio can power robotics workloads from end to end.
TLDR
AMD shared a video it describes as a look at how its portfolio can power robotics workloads from end to end. It features Salil Raje, AMD's senior vice president and general manager of the Adaptive and Embedded Computing Group. The company's central message: physical AI requires more than one type of compute.
AMD's pitch for end-to-end robotics computing
AMD says physical AI requires more than one type of compute, and that its portfolio can power robotics workloads from end to end.
TLDR
AMD shared a video it describes as a look at how its portfolio can power robotics workloads from end to end. It features Salil Raje, AMD's senior vice president and general manager of the Adaptive and Embedded Computing Group. The company's central message: physical AI requires more than one type of compute.
