AMD pushes for AI leadership with its latest Ryzen Pro hardware
AMD has revealed two of its latest chips destined for the commercial PC market, hoping to bring enhanced AI capabilities to consumers.
The new AMD Ryzen Pro 8040 Series mobile processors and AMD Ryzen Pro 8000 Series desktop processors promise all the latest AI connectivity features, which the California chipmaker says will enhance the computing experience for business users.
The company said that its combination of CPU, GPU and dedicated on-chip neural processing unit (NPU) will help it to extend its AI PC leadership.New AMD Ryzen Pro chips
The AMD Ryzen Pro 8040 Series processors, destined for use in business laptops and mobile workstations alike, are said to be “the most advanced x86 processors” built for this purpose.
Built with up to eight high-performance cores, 4nm technology and “Zen 4” architecture, AMD reckons users will be able to record 30% more performance.
