Unleash next-level data processing with AMD's Alveo™ V80 compute accelerator, now shipping in volume. Engineered for memory-bound applications, it doubles bandwidth and compute density. Perfect for HPC, network security, and computational storage, the Alveo V80 streamlines development and optimizes performance across diverse workloads.

Two AMD-sponsored FIRST robotics teams are not only building competitive robots, but also helping to promote STEM education in their communities. 

As embedded AI, video, and control applications explode, there is a growing need for heterogeneous processing to accelerate end-to-end compute within tight area and power constraints. Multi-chip processing solutions come with significant power, area, and complexity overhead; instead, designers need support for flexible, real-time preprocessing, efficient AI inference, and high-performance postprocessing on a single device.

Check out the latest innovations that AMD is presenting at OFC 2024 

Hardware designers building embedded applications have long made difficult tradeoffs, balancing cost, I/O count, and logic density requirements with the need to achieve fast time-to-market. We’re excited to announce a solution that renders those tradeoffs obsolete: the new AMD Spartan™ UltraScale+™ FPGA low-cost family, which offers high I/O-to-logic-cell ratios, low power, and state-of-the-art security features in a small form factor.

Back in April of 2023 we announced the AMD Alveo™ MA35D media accelerator to much fanfare, if you’re not yet up to speed on that, or you just want to relive the excitement, you can find the announcement here. After showcasing our newest accelerator at the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Show, we were able to realize the culmination of years of learnings, planning, and good old-fashioned hard work in launching the industry’s first 5nm ASIC-based media accelerator, purpose-built for interactive streaming at scale. With that we are pleased to announce the expansion of the Alveo Media Acceleration portfolio alongside the AMD Alveo™ U30. With the launch and early-access program now behind us, it’s time to really get started.

Support for Spartan 6 FPGAs is extended through at least 2030 and includes all speed and temperature grades.

The AMD Robotics Innovation Challenge invites participants to explore the benefits and advantages of AMD Kria SOMs to create solutions that integrate adaptive computing into their robotics projects.

AMD introduces two additions to the AMD Automotive XA Artix+™  UltraScale+™ family: the XA AU10P and XA AU15P cost-optimized FPGAs, which are automotive-qualified and optimized for use in advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) sensor applications.

AMD and Xylon combine to swap auto functionality quickly and seamlessly for reduced system cost and complexity.