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AI is evolving too quickly for infrastructure leaders to predict exactly what the technology will look like five years from now. The bigger challenge is building systems today that can adapt as workloads, architectures and requirements continue to change. Attributed to Alexey Navolokin, General Manager, APAC No one in the industry can say with certainty what artificial intelligence will look like five years from now. The next dominant model architecture remains unknown, as does the eventual balance between training and inference. It is also unclear how much AI will ultimately run in an organisation's own data centre, someone else's data centre, on a laptop or on something even smaller. Despite that uncertainty, infrastructure leaders still need to make decisions and investments today that could form the IT foundations of their businesses for the next five to seven years. This makes the ability to adapt increasingly important. The greatest risk is not necessarily c...

For IT teams managing data centre infrastructure, server consolidation offers a practical way to make existing resources work harder. The aim is to move workloads from a large number of ageing, less efficient machines onto fewer, more capable servers while maintaining performance and keeping critical applications running smoothly. The benefits can extend across the entire server environment. Consolidation can release rack space and power capacity, reduce software costs under per-core licensing models and give organisations room to expand. That additional capacity can support growing business applications, analytics or AI infrastructure. Matching Server Capabilities to Workload Needs Successful consolidation requires more than reducing the number of machines. The replacement systems must handle existing workloads efficiently without introducing unnecessary migration complexity. AMD EPYC™ processors combine high core density, strong performance per core and energy efficiency using the x8...

At the Xbox Games Showcase, AMD dropped the new Ryzen Z2 Series processors , powering the upgraded ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X handhelds . With AI enhancements and elite specs, these chips promise console-quality gaming wherever you go. 🔍 Next-Level Power with Ryzen Z2 Series Focus Keyphrase: Ryzen Z2 handheld gaming Say hello to smoother graphics, longer battery life, and massive AI power. The new Ryzen Z2 handheld gaming processors are built to deliver high-performance gameplay in a compact package, perfect for gamers who are always on the move. Meet the two new chips: Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme Built on “Zen 5” architecture 8 cores / 16 threads with RDNA 3.5 graphics Packs 50 TOPS of AI compute power First AI-enhanced handheld chip from AMD Ryzen Z2 A Built on efficient “Zen 2” architecture 4 cores / 8 threads with RDNA 2 graphics Optimised for long playtime without heating or lag 🎮 Console-Grade Gaming in Your Hands Both chips bring AM...