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AMD

Advanced Micro Devices, the second-largest supplier of GPUs for AI workloads, competing with NVIDIA through its Instinct MI series of data center accelerators.

AMD's MI300X GPU launched in late 2023 to compete with NVIDIA's H100, offering 192GB of HBM3 memory versus H100's 80GB. AMD projected $4.5 billion in data center GPU revenue for 2024, growing rapidly but still a fraction of NVIDIA's dominance. Major cloud providers including Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud have adopted MI300X for AI workloads. AMD's ROCm software ecosystem is expanding but trails NVIDIA's CUDA in maturity and developer adoption. The company represents the most credible competitive alternative to NVIDIA's AI chip dominance.

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