AMD AAI 2026: AMD Delivers Leadership Heterogeneous Compute for Physical AI

AMD AAI 2026: AMD Delivers Leadership Heterogeneous Compute for Physical AI

What’s the News? AMD announced the AMD Ryzen AI Embedded X100 Series processors, delivering leadership performance for the demands of physical AI.Designed to accelerate perception, reasoning and real-time control workloads, these processors integrate up to 16 high-performance AMD “Zen 5” CPU cores, a discrete-class integrated GPU and power-efficient NPU on a single embedded SoC. While each compute […] The post AMD AAI 2026: AMD Delivers Leadersh…

AMD unveils rack-scale AI platform and embedded AI processors

AMD has expanded its AI hardware portfolio with a sweeping set of launches aimed at data centres, enterprise systems and robotics, introducing its first rack-scale AI platform alongside new CPUs, GPUs and embedded processors. The announcements, made at the company’s Advancing AI 2026 event in San Francisco, reflect AMD’s strategy of providing an open, full-stack […] The post AMD unveils rack-scale AI platform and embedded AI processors appeared …

MulticoreWare advances physical AI on AMD platforms

MulticoreWare, Inc. announced its ongoing collaboration with AMD to advance autonomous robotics and edge intelligence on AMD platforms. As part of this collaboration, MulticoreWare joined AMD at AMD Advancing AI 2026 to present ‘Enabling Physical AI on AMD’, demonstrating how advanced vision, language, and action (VLA) models can drive real-time robotic intelligence on AMD Ryzen AI Embedded platforms. As AI increasingly moves from the cloud into…

Ryzen AI 9 HX PRO 470 Benchmarks Show Little Gain Over HX PRO 370

Initial independent testing of AMD’s Ryzen AI 9 HX PRO 470 indicates that the processor provides only a minor CPU improvement over the Ryzen AI 9 HX PRO 370 it replaces.

Big Tech and VCs Pour Billions into World Models to Make Physical AI a Reality

As talk of an "inevitable" AI bubble burst wanes, the ecosystem is witnessing a fundamental shift in focus. Investors who spent the last two years chasing chatbots, agents and vibe coding engines are now pouring billions into a different bet entirely: AI that can operate in the physical world. Venture capitalists, chipmakers, and cloud giants have funneled more than $3 billion into a single category of startup in just six months, and the pace sh…