Oak Ridge National Laboratory is doubling down on AMD-powered supercomputing with two new $1 billion systems. The Lux AI and Discovery machines represent a major public-private partnership aimed at scientific breakthroughs and national security.
A startup founded by former Google quantum researchers has unveiled working hardware that could disrupt the AI data center boom. Extropic’s thermodynamic chips use probabilistic bits to achieve unprecedented energy efficiency for complex simulations.
Nvidia’s Washington showcase demonstrates how the company is expanding beyond AI into quantum computing and 6G networking. The strategic moves position Nvidia at the intersection of government priorities and next-generation technologies.
AMD has secured a massive $1 billion partnership with the Department of Energy to build two next-generation supercomputers. This strategic move positions the US to compete in the global AI arms race with specialized “AI factories” for scientific research.
ASUS has unveiled a special edition Radeon RX 9070 XT graphics card themed around Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. The limited run of just 1000 units features custom Black Ops 7 branding and includes a digital copy of the game. Sources indicate this collector’s item targets diehard Call of Duty fans seeking to upgrade their gaming rigs.
ASUS has launched a special edition AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT graphics card featuring exclusive Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 branding, according to reports from the company’s announcement. The limited production run of just 1000 units worldwide positions this GPU as a potential collector’s item for dedicated fans of the popular first-person shooter franchise. Sources indicate each card will include a digital copy of the upcoming game, adding value for those planning to purchase Black Ops 7 upon its November 14 release.
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Oracle has revealed plans to deploy a massive supercluster powered by 50,000 AMD Instinct MI450 Series GPUs, marking a significant expansion of its partnership with the chipmaker. The announcement positions Oracle as the first hyperscaler to offer publicly available supercomputing infrastructure at this scale using AMD components. Industry analysts suggest this move demonstrates Oracle’s commitment to maintaining multiple chip vendor options in the competitive AI infrastructure market.
Oracle has announced a significant expansion of its partnership with AMD at its annual AI World conference, revealing it will become the first hyperscaler to offer a publicly available supercluster powered by 50,000 AMD Instinct MI450 Series GPUs. According to reports from the conference, this deployment represents one of the largest commitments to AMD’s data center technology in the competitive artificial intelligence infrastructure market.
