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AMD and Cerebras join forces on AI inference
The companies say their systems can accelerate separate stages of AI workloads, from prompt processing to token generation.
TL;DR
- AMD and Cerebras partner to split AI inference workloads.
- This deal aims to improve the speed and cost of everyday AI services.
- Cerebras will use AMD Helios systems, with AMD chips for prompt processing and Cerebras systems for token generation.
- This follows AMD's recent deal with Anthropic to supply computing power.
- AMD CEO Lisa Su sees this as a move towards workload disaggregation.
- AI is projected to grow the global computing market to $2 trillion by 2030.