AMD is set to host its "Advancing AI 2024" event today, during which it will introduce the next-generation EPYC, Instinct, and PRO product families, alongside other significant announcements. The highlights of today’s "Advancing AI 2024" event are anticipated to include AMD's 5th Generation EPYC "Turin, " the Instinct MI325X, and launches related to Ryzen PRO AI. This event holds considerable significance for the enterprise and data center sectors, as it will chart the course for AMD's future in a competitive landscape dominated by companies like NVIDIA and Intel, which are striving to maintain their positions in the industry. The Advancing AI event will mark AMD's substantial effort to attract attention to its comprehensive AI offerings. With the introduction of new next-gen products, Team Red is poised to embark on the next stage of its AI and data center narrative. We expect a variety of launches covering the EPYC, Instinct, and PRO families, along with potential surprises based on previous events. Regarding what might be revealed at Advancing AI 2024, AMD is likely to present its next-gen Instinct MI325X AI accelerator, touted as the top model in the MI300 series. This powerful AI GPU is expected to come equipped with up to 288 GB of HBM3E VRAM and achieve bandwidths of up to 6 TB/s. The new chip is designed to enhance FP16/FP8 compute capabilities and will support a larger AI model size per server, effectively positioning it between the MI300 series and the upcoming MI400 lineup. Additionally, AMD is anticipated to announce its 5th Generation EPYC "Turin" processors, featuring two core configurations: the 128-core Zen 5 (4nm) and 192-core Zen 5C (3nm) designs.

For those interested in the Turin server CPUs, detailed coverage of the upcoming lineup can be found here. These processors will compete with Intel’s latest Xeon 6 models, including the Xeon 6700E "Sierra Forest, " the Xeon 6900E "Granite Rapids, " and the forthcoming Xeon 6700P/Xeon 6900E series. Lastly, Team Red may also unveil the Ryzen AI PRO 300 series, acting as a precursor to the forthcoming Strix Halo and Krackan Point product families. We have previously seen various SKUs with the "Ryzen AI PRO" 300 branding, and since future APUs like those in the Krackan Point series are expected to launch by CES 2025, releasing the Ryzen AI PRO 300 SKUs at the Advancing AI event could be a strategic move, albeit uncertain at this stage.