Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) has initiated a significant production ramp of its 6th Generation EPYC processors, codenamed “Venice,” utilizing TSMC's cutting-edge 2nm process technology. This development is marked as a critical milestone, signifying the first high-performance computing product to enter production using this advanced technology. The collaboration between AMD and TSMC is set to bolster the next generation of AI infrastructure, as the demand for accelerated AI workloads continues to surge. Furthermore, AMD is planning to expand this technology with the forthcoming “Verano” processor, further integrating innovations to meet the growing needs of AI-driven computing environments.
Elsewhere in the market, Arm Holdings was a notable mover up 16.2% and finishing the session at $298.23, not far from its 52-week high. At the same time, WinWay Technology softened, down 9.4% to end the day at NT$8,615.00.
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Micron Technology closed at $762.10 up 4.1%.
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Broadcom finished trading at $414.57 down 0.8%. Two days ago, Broadcom joined Applied’s EPIC platform to accelerate advanced chip packaging for AI systems.
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NVIDIA closed at $219.51 down 1.8%. NVIDIA recently announced first-quarter earnings with significant sales and net income growth compared to the previous year.
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