AI is the future, and with news that Microsoft would be using "AI PC" branding in 2024, it makes sense that AMD is leaping forward with its "Advancing AI" event penciled in for December 6.
AMD has just scheduled its Advanced AI event for December 6 at 10 AM PST, 12 PM CST, or 1 PM EST, which we typically see held in a timeslot when data center products are unveiled by AMD. We should see AMD unveil its next-gen MI300X datacenter GPU, which makes sense... it'll be fighting against NVIDIA's monster H100 AI GPU.
Popular Now: DLSS 5 has been modded into Skyrim, and it definitely transforms character facesBut, I think leading into CES 2024, just weeks later, AMD is going to use the event to tease AI on regular Ryzen CPUs for gamers, content creators, and everyone in between. Given that AMD's own Senior Director for Gaming Marketing, Sasa Marinkovic, tweeted about the event... we could expect AI-related gaming news on December 6, and if that's just a tease, AI-powered content from AMD at CES 2024.
We typically see new EPYC processors and AI GPUs announced in early December. Still, the new AMD Instinct MI300X will be a beast... offering a huge 192GB of HBM3 memory with up to 5.2TB/sec of bandwidth, while there will also be 896GB/sec of Infinity Fabric bandwidth. AMD will be cramming a mind-blowing 153 billion transistors into the MI300X.
Power usage? Well, we could expect up to 750W for a single decked-out MI300X module. This isn't crazy, as an NVIDIA H100 SXM can use up to 700W of power.
