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    AMD buys Nod.ai to close its AI software gap

    AMD just signed an agreement to acquire Nod.ai, an open-source AI software startup behind projects like SHARK and Torch-MLIR. The team specializes in automated compiler tech that speeds up model deployment across AMD GPUs and chips. Why it matters: software has long been AMD's weak link against Nvidia, and this deal shows it's doubling down on open-source tools to catch up.

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    AMD brings dedicated on-chip AI to x86 laptops

    AMD just unveiled its Ryzen 7040 series mobile processors, marking the first time an x86 chip features a dedicated on-die AI engine called Ryzen AI. Built on the XDNA adaptive architecture, AMD claims it outperforms Apple's M2 in both AI speed and battery efficiency. The first laptops powered by the chip will ship this March.