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AMD expects to outsell Intel in Q4 for the first time in history tomshardware.com/pc-componen…
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sam: local inference is a terrible allocation of scarce resources
“a lot of people want local inference, and somehow they assume that the problem is solved now because we have open-source models, we're going to be able to run them on our computers, and so we're not going to need all the stuff in the data centre
but from a global allocation perspective, actually it's quite terrible to have everybody, like, have a bunch of the world's limited supply of DRAM sitting in their own computer and being used five percent of the time
you want maximum utilisation in the cloud if you're trying to deal with this very supply-constrained environment
somehow many people's intuition is the opposite of that”
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As a lifelong gamer, I think deeply about how to make gaming better and more accessible for everyone across consoles, desktops, laptops, handhelds, and the developers who build the games.
We power over a billion gaming devices around the world. It’s a responsibility we care deeply about.
Today, five drops.
1) FSR 4.1 is coming to Radeon RX 6000 series graphics cards. Tuned and optimized from the 6900 series down to the 6400 class.
For the first time, FSR 4.1 is coming to APUs.
2) All Gorgon Halo and Strix Halo for your mini desktops and mobile workstations.
3) All Gorgon and Strix Ryzen 9 for your laptops.
4) All Z2E and Z2A for your handhelds and for gamers on the go.
5) FSR 4.1 is coming to @XBOX. Optimized for @ASUS_ROG Xbox handhelds and Xbox Series X | S.
We’re still building.
FSR Redstone is now in more than 400 games on Radeon 9000 series graphics cards.
FSR Frame Generation gets more consistent frame pacing, for smoother gameplay.
Ray Regeneration is coming to more games.
And soon, FSR is coming to Vulkan. Another way for developers to bring it into their games.
And don’t worry, we are working hard to bring FSR to more APUs in the future.
Enjoy! – at Austin, TX
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SHOCKING: We have confirmed that multiple Neoclouds have been refused access to GTC Berlin due to them adding AMD GPUs, TPUs, and other chips to their cloud offerings
Note that this doesn't apply to hyperscalers, as they have more buying power. But for neoclouds, executives feel NVIDIA has been using high-pressure tactics to keep them NVIDIA-only.
As such, neocloud executives are starting to consider offering TPUs or AMD GPUs quietly to avoid getting pressured by NVIDIA and to avoid the feeling that NVIDIA will retaliate.
xitter.twitterapi.xyz/SemiAnalysis_/status/2…
SHOCKING: Many neocloud executives we spoke with feel that if they have non-NVIDIA networking gear on their cluster, or if their cloud has an AMD GPU or TPU offering, NVIDIA will retaliate. They feel that retaliation includes not giving early allocation or no longer supporting a potential IPO/VC raise.(1/3)🧵
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ALERT🚨: AMD JUST LANDED SUPPORT FOR MEGAKERNEL DECODE IN UPSTREAM VLLM WELL BEFORE NVIDIA. This marks one of the first times that a major vLLM feature is only supported on ROCm and not on CUDA yet.
MegaKernels is a technique that is massively important for high-interactivity decoding by reducing the # of kernel launches by 10x.
This marks an❗️important milestone❗️for ROCm vLLM to land major ROCm-exclusive features. CUDA vLLM doesn't even have draft PRs for upstream vLLM megakernel support yet.
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DLSS IS NOW RUNNING ON AMD HARDWARE 🚨
A new mod called HelixSR runs NVIDIA's DLSS 3.7 neural network directly on AMD GPUs. No NVIDIA card, no drivers, no cloud.
It even works on the Steam Deck, where early tests have it running FASTER than AMD's own FSR 4 (3.5ms vs 4.5ms per frame at 800p) while looking way better than FSR 3.
Video below is DLSS vs FSR 4 on an RX 5700 XT, a 7 year old AMD card.
NVIDIA IS F*CKED
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AMD Software: Adrenalin 26.9.2 is now available (Optional Update)! New games are compatible, and issues have been fixed!
More can be found in the full release notes here: bit.ly/4hC6mCE
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Does anyone know if @huggingface (owned by @NVIDIA) still has access to the MI455X that AMD gave them under embargo? Does anyone know if AMD continues to give exclusive access to next-gen hardware to Hugging Face (owned by NVIDIA)? Will Hugging Face be working on making Nemotron3 Ultra work on MI455X?
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AMD ALERT🚨🚨: On Kimi K3 2.8T, AMD has even better profit margins per gigawatt compared to B300, GB200 NVL72, and B200. This is due to AMD's lower TCO and better performance, leading to better profit margins of 53.6% on Mi355X compared to 44.3% on GB200 NVL72. This is from our open-source Agentic Inference benchmark, AgentX.
Shoutout to @roaner & @EmadBarsoumPi 10x engineers for optimizing this 2.8T model!
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Anthropic, OpenAI y xAI pueden ralentizar sus modelos cuando quieran. Incluso apagarlos hoy mismo.
El problema es vender esa pausa bajo el disfraz del "bien común" y la "seguridad".
Lo que realmente estamos viendo es captura regulatoria clásica:
- La frontera tecnológica se democratiza rápido (open-source pisándoles los talones).
- Mantener la ventaja competitiva se vuelve exponencialmente caro.
- La solución más rentable: usar el miedo al "apocalipsis de la IA" para que el Estado imponga barreras de entrada imposibles de pagar para startups y proyectos open-source.
Quieren monopolio por decreto.
Los mismos "EmpreSaurios" prebendarios de siempre, pero con sede en Silicon Valley y disfrazados de salvadores de la humanidad.
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"The CUDA moat is gone" says @DavidBennett__ , the CEO of a new Japanese neocloud called ai& (aka @aiand_). A chunk of their infrastructure is built on @tenstorrent hardware, one of the largest deployments outside of the USA.
morethanmoore.substack.com/p…
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"Ocarina of Time parece que lleva DLSS5, se ve muy ia" 😪
Como se vería el putísimo Zelda con DLSS 5:
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Stable lighting, frame after frame: new research on a one-step diffusion model for GI, presented at #ECCV2026.
💡 Geometrically aligned, temporally stable lighting.
🧠 Aligns well with real-world features & illumination.
Read more ⬇️
gpuopen.com/learn/temporally…
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You missed the entire point of local AI
1. Data Privacy
2. Censorship control
3. Cost
The prospect of unlimited, private, uncensored, tokens far outweighs the relatively small fixed upfront cost.
I wouldn't expect a former meta/Microsoft employee to understand.
i still don’t understand the “local AI is free” point of view
it literally costs thousands of dollars to get started on anything useful, a small data center worth of cost and complexity to do something near frontier
if you sum up all the money spent buying hardware and paying power bill and your time spent fiddling with it, it’s almost decades worth of consumer subscription from frontier labs which give much better intelligence at much larger concurrent throughput
the only reasonable explanation for doing full-on local AI seems:
1. it’s fun
2. it’s cool
3. you really hate the labs
i do think we can look at it in another way - for those who already bought a capable computer, use the idle gpu capacity to do some secondary tasks that don’t require frontier intelligence while you continue to rely on cloud models for primary usage
did i miss anything? genuinely curious if there’s a sound argument
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Clem: "They will be a great home for Open models"
Jensen: "I paid $12.9 Billion because I just love open models so much."
Lies.
Huggingface is now owned by The closed AI agenda:
- Data collection and surveillance
- Token Monopolization
- State funded censorship/propaganda
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📈 CPU Retail Sales AMAZON US 🇺🇸 - August 2026
AMD holds nearly 79% of unit sales, while X3D CPUs alone account for more than 37% of the entire CPU market.
ℹ️ Units
AMD: 28 750 units sold (78.7%), ASP: $314
Intel: 7 800 units sold (21.3%), ASP: $304
Total: 36 550 CPUs
ℹ️ Revenue
AMD: $9 033 082 (79.2%)
Intel: $2 369 870 (20.8%)
Total revenue: $11 402 951
ℹ️ By socket
AM5: 17 050 (46.6%)
AM4: 11 700 (32.0%)
1851: 4 050 (11.1%)
1700: 3 700 (10.1%)
1151: 50 (0.1%)
ℹ️ By gen / arch
Zen 5 X3D: 8 000 (21.9%)
Zen 5: 4 500 (12.3%)
Zen 4 X3D: 2 400 (6.6%)
Zen 4: 2 150 (5.9%)
Zen 3 X3D: 3 100 (8.5%)
Zen 3: 8 550 (23.4%)
Zen+: 50 (0.1%)
Arrow Lake: 4 050 (11.1%)
Raptor Lake Refresh: 3 000 (8.2%)
Raptor Lake: 50 (0.1%)
Alder Lake: 650 (1.8%)
Coffee Lake: 50 (0.1%)
ℹ️ By SKU (units / share)
Ryzen 7 9800X3D: 5 000 (13.7%)
Ryzen 5 5500: 4 000 (10.9%)
Ryzen 7 5800X3D: 3 100 (8.5%)
Ryzen 5 9600X: 3 000 (8.2%)
Ryzen 7 7800X3D: 2 000 (5.5%)
Ryzen 9 9950X3D: 2 000 (5.5%)
Core Ultra 7 270K Plus: 2 000 (5.5%)
Ryzen 5 5600X: 1 000 (2.7%)
Ryzen 5 7600X: 1 000 (2.7%)
Core Ultra 5 250K Plus: 1 000 (2.7%)
Core i9-14900K: 600 (1.6%)
Ryzen 7 5700: 550 (1.5%)
Ryzen 5 5600: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 7 5700G: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 7 5700X: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 7 5800XT: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 7 7700X: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 7 9700X: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 7 9850X3D: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 9 5900XT: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 9 9900X: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 9 9950X: 500 (1.4%)
Core Ultra 9 285K: 500 (1.4%)
Core i7-14700K: 500 (1.4%)
Core i7-14700KF: 500 (1.4%)
Ryzen 5 7600X3D: 400 (1.1%)
Core i5-14400F: 350 (1.0%)
Core i5-14600KF: 350 (1.0%)
Ryzen 9 7900X: 300 (0.8%)
Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition: 300 (0.8%)
Core i9-14900KF: 300 (0.8%)
Ryzen 5 5600GT: 200 (0.5%)
Ryzen 7 5800X: 200 (0.5%)
Ryzen 9 9900X3D: 200 (0.5%)
Core Ultra 5 225: 200 (0.5%)
Core i9-12900KF: 200 (0.5%)
Ryzen 5 5600G: 100 (0.3%)
Ryzen 5 7600: 100 (0.3%)
Ryzen 5 8500G: 100 (0.3%)
Ryzen 5 8600G: 100 (0.3%)
Core Ultra 5 245K: 100 (0.3%)
Core Ultra 7 265: 100 (0.3%)
Core Ultra 7 265KF: 100 (0.3%)
Core i3-14100: 100 (0.3%)
Core i5-12400F: 100 (0.3%)
Core i5-12600KF: 100 (0.3%)
Core i5-14400: 100 (0.3%)
Core i5-14600K: 100 (0.3%)
Core i7-12700KF: 100 (0.3%)
Ryzen 3 3200G: 50 (0.1%)
Ryzen 7 8700G: 50 (0.1%)
Core Ultra 5 245KF: 50 (0.1%)
Core i3-14100F: 50 (0.1%)
Core i5-12400: 50 (0.1%)
Core i5-13600K: 50 (0.1%)
Core i7-12700K: 50 (0.1%)
Core i7-14700: 50 (0.1%)
Core i7-9700K: 50 (0.1%)
Core i9-12900K: 50 (0.1%)
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