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TAUSIF ALAM & AMIT RAJA NAIK Thursday, Dec 21, 2023 | Was this email forwarded to you? Sign up here ___________________________________________________________ AMD surely is, as this quiet giant is steadily advancing the AI frontier by collaborating with major hyper-scale customers to deploy MI300 accelerators and leading the charge in the AI PC revolution with Ryzen AI. Additionally, it is focusing on streamlining the software development (ROCm) to handle AI workloads in data centres and edge computing scenarios, seamlessly.   A year ago, AMD chief Lisa Su estimated that the market for data centre AI accelerators would reach $150 billion in 2027; now it sees it growing to more than $400 billion.  The optimism spurs from AMD becoming the preferred choice for many companies amid the ongoing GPU crisis. “I think what we’ve seen is the adoption rate of our AI solutions has given us confidence in not just the Q4 revenue number, but also sort of the progression as we go through 2024,” said Su. She announced at a recent earnings call that AMD is expecting a revenue of $400 million from GPUs in the fourth quarter, and exceed $1 billion by the end of 2024. “This growth would make MI300 the fastest product to ramp to $1 billion in sales in AMD history,” she said.  Su believes that the market is huge and there will be multiple winners in this market. “From our standpoint – we’re playing to win and we think the MI300 is a great product, but we also have a strong road map beyond that for the next couple of generations,” she added.  Enjoy the complete story here.  _______________________________________________________ Making AI Software Better with AMD     In an exclusive interview with AIM, Junghwan Lim, head of AI at a South Korean AI company, Moreh, shares with us how it is enhancing AMD's ROCm performance with its MoAI software, achieving superior AI model development results compared to NVIDIA, alongside developing open-source language models, while also supporting large AMD GPU clusters for clients like Korean Teleco (KT) and more.  Read the full interview here.  _______________________________________________________ Data Science Hiring: Lendingkart Lendingkart, which utilises a data-powered credit analysis system to facilitate online loans based in Ahmedabad, is hiring data scientists. In a recent interview with AIM, the company revealed that it has open positions for senior data scientists and associate directors in Bengaluru.     Apply here. _______________________________________________________ Pioneering India’s first Agricultural LLM In an exclusive interview with AIM, the founder of KissanAI, Pratik Desai discusses the details of the first version of Dhenu, India’s first agricultural LLM designed for farmers, developed in collaboration with Sarvam AI’s OpenHathi series of models, and tailored with specific agricultural data to assist in farming practices in multiple languages, while also sharing his plans for KissanAI's future development and business model. Read the full interview here.  DOWNLOAD OUR MOBILE APP Stay Connected info@analyticsindiamag.com © 2023 Analytics India Magazine

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