AMD Advancing AI 2025
Jun 12, 2025 · San Jose, California · Advancing AI 2024 · Advancing AI 2026
AMD Advancing AI KeynoteJun 12, 2025 · 2h 7m · Lisa SuIn 2025 Su argued inference demand is now driving AI compute, launched the Instinct MI350 series with rack-scale systems, previewed the MI400 and a full rack design for 2026, and stressed an open software stack in ROCm, with Meta and Oracle among the customers on stage.
Key themes: AI infrastructure, Open source
- 1Demand for inference has grown significantly, driven by more capable models and new uses
- 2AMD closed its acquisition of ZT Systems, adding rack and data center scale design
- 3Seven of the top 10 model builders and AI companies use AMD Instinct
- 4The Instinct MI350 series launched, with MI400 in development for 2026 as a rack-level design
- 5On Llama 3.1, MI355 delivers 35x higher throughput when running at ultra-low latency, AMD said
- 6Liquid-cooled MI350 racks scale to 96 or 128 GPUs and up to 2.6 exaflops of FP4
- 7Helios, the MI400-based rack architected as one system with up to 72 GPUs, was previewed for 2026
| Announcement | Status |
|---|---|
| AMD Instinct MI350 seriesMI350X and MI355X accelerators and racks | Announced |
| AMD Instinct MI400Rack-scale design for 2026 | Coming |
| ZT Systems acquisition closedRack-scale systems design | GA |
Companies on stage
Named or launching: Meta, Oracle, ZT Systems, AMD
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