AMD Launches the New Generation Ryzen AI Halo Developer Platform, Upgrading to Max + PRO with 495MB to 192GB of Memory
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AMD Today, local time, a new generation of Ryzen AI Halo developer platform based on the Ryzen AI Max + PRO 495 processor was released. The new product has improvements in performance across CPU, GPU, and NPU; it supports up to 192GB of LPDDR5X-8533 memory, of which a maximum of 160GB can be allocated as shared video memory. The Linux version is priced at $7,299.99, and a version pre-installed with Microsoft Project Zenith will be launched later on.
News from the IT community on October 12th: AMD officially released a new generation of Ryzen AI Halo developer platform today, based on the Ryzen AI Max + PRO 495 processor, local time.
Compared to the initial generation of devices, the CPU, GPU, and NPU of the new product have all seen improvements in performance. Most importantly, it supports up to 192GB of LPDDR5X-8533 memory, of which 160GB can be allocated as shared video memory, making it possible to run large artificial intelligence models over 300B in size locally.
AMD The new generation of Ryzen AI Halo The developer platform's Linux version is priced at $7,299.99 (Note from IT: The current exchange rate is approximately 48,912 RMB). A version pre-installed with Microsoft Project Zenith Windows will be launched later on.
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