AMD shows off 7nm Radeon Instinct Vega GPU for servers and high-end workstations
Both AMD and Nvidia are focusing on high-end enterprise applications - rather than games - for their GPU technology
AMD pushing Radeon Instinct for AI and machine learning in January 2017
AMD has followed up its 32-core Threadripper reveal with an unveiling of an upcoming Radeon Instinct Vega GPU, designed for servers and workstations, rather than gaming rigs. Furthermore, the device...
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