Supercomputing
Oracle unveils largest AI supercomputer with AMD chips
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Oracle has announced OCI Zettascale10, described as the world's largest AI supercomputer, featuring six times more GPUs than its 2024 predecessor. The company continues to rely on AMD chips for its superclusters despite Nvidia's industry dominance. This move aligns with Oracle's strategy to integrate AI directly with users' data wherever they operate.
US government signs $1 billion deal with AMD for supercomputers
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The United States has agreed to a $1 billion contract with AMD to build two advanced supercomputers named Lux and Discovery. This deal aims to bolster America's position in the global AI race. The announcement underscores efforts to maintain computing supremacy amid international competition.