US-based semiconductor maker Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) expects demand for chips to increase as the world heads for a mega cycle of high-performance computing, driven by a shift to the Cloud and the rollout of 5G networks. “There is an inflection coming in terms of demand for performance. People have transformed their businesses to run in the cloud, and now we see 5G starting to roll out and artificial intelligence (AI) is now making its way into every business,” said Mark Papermaster, chief technology officer and executive vice president (technology and engineering) at AMD. You move to the cloud for freedom and flexibility, cost effective scalability, and for a well-managed space in which to innovate. But sometimes costs escalate, migration is complex, performance wavers, and security concerns arise. With world-class AMD EPYC™ processors available in the public cloud, even your most intense workloads get a powerful performance transformation cost-effectively.
