AMD Commits up to £2 Billion to Accelerate AI Innovation and Research in the United Kingdom

AMD is committing £2 billion to power U.K. AI supercomputers and research

The chipmaker's five-year pledge includes new AI supercomputers at Cambridge and partnerships with Imperial College London

AMD Commits up to £2 Billion to Accelerate AI Innovation and Research in the United Kingdom

News Highlights: £2bn investment over five years to support advanced computing, scientific research and workforce

AMD investing £2bn in UK

At London Tech Week this morning, AMD chair and CEO Dr Lisa Su (pictured) outlined a series of investments worth £2bn designed to accelerate the UK’s AI ecosystem and support ... The post AMD investing £2bn in UK appeared first on Electronics Weekly.

AMD to invest £2bn in UK-based AI infrastructure and research - Total Telecom

Press Release Th £2 billion investment over five years supports advanced computing, scientific research, and workforce development AMD has today announced plans to invest up to £2bn over the next five years in the United Kingdom to accelerate AI innovation and research and expand access to the compute resources needed for long-term economic growth and scientific leadership across the country. Speaking at London Tech Week, AMD Chair and CEO Dr. L…

AMD plots £2B UK AI push

AMD unveiled plans to invest up to £2 billion over five years to accelerate AI innovation and research across the UK, using the opening of London Tech Week to spotlight a push on sovereign infrastructure and research partnerships. The US-based chip company said the commitment aims to support advanced computing, scientific research and workforce development, while expanding access to the infrastructure needed for AI-led discovery and public secto…

AMD commits £2bn for AI innovation and research in the UK

AMD is to invest up to £2bn over the next five years in the UK to accelerate AI innovation and research and expand access to the compute resources needed AMD is to invest up to £2bn over the next five years in the UK to accelerate AI innovation and research and expand access to the compute resources needed for long-term economic growth and scientific leadership.