The biggest AI infrastructure challenge is not predicting what comes next but being…
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The biggest AI infrastructure challenge is not predicting what comes next but being ready to adapt as workloads evolve. AMD Executive Vice President & GM of the Data Center Solutions Group Forrest Norrod shares why a broad compute portfolio and common software foundation can help organizations match workloads to the right compute today, then reshape their deployments as requirements change. Learn how to build AI infrastructure ready to adapt to whatever comes next: https://bit.ly/4xtDkek
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