AMD, along with Azure, Google Cloud and NVIDIA, are founding members of Project Caliptra, establishing an open specification for root-of-trust security in SoCs. It is managed by the Open Compute Project. AMD has been a member of the Open Compute Project since 2012, supporting the industry’s move to open standards for server and data center products.

The processing advantage made possible by AMD Ryzen™ Embedded R-Series SoCs has been a major asset for DFI in its ongoing initiative to pack increasing amounts of computing horsepower into compact, thermally adept, ruggedized enclosures. Targeted for use in industrial application development, robotics, edge computing, vision systems and much more, DFI SBCs powered by AMD Ryzen™ Embedded R-Series SoCs can also help to bring advanced AI inference capabilities to bear.

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Computex 2022 Highlights Include AMD Ryzen 6000 Series™ Industry Leading Performance Wins and What's Coming Soon!

At Computex 2022, AMD previewed exciting new details of the Ryzen™ 7000 Series processor and AMD Socket AM5. The exciting new enthusiast platform has many new features, but full support for PCIe® Gen 5 is certainly a star of the show. PCIe® 5.0 brings advanced performance, efficiency and user experience for storage and graphics.  

AMD Ryzen PRO 6000 Series Processors Offer Working Professionals Up to 45% More Battery Life for Video Conferencing

By Matt Unangst

Over the past two years, the pace of PC technology innovation accelerated to keep professional teams connected, productive and secure.