AMD

AMD, known as Advanced Micro Devices, is a multinational semiconductor company headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Since its founding in 1969, AMD has been developing and designing integrated circuit products, including central processing units (CPUs), graphics processing units (GPUs), and motherboard chipsets, to provide high-performance computing solutions for gaming, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and other fields.

AMD has strong R&D strength and innovation in the field of semiconductor technology, and its processor products use advanced process technology and architectural design to achieve a perfect balance of high performance and low power consumption. AMD's graphics card products also have excellent performance in graphics processing performance, loved by gamers and professionals.

In the field of autonomous driving, AMD has also demonstrated significant technological strength.AMD provides powerful power support for autonomous driving systems through its adaptive computing technology. On the LiDAR platform, AMD's technology is able to improve resolution with very low latency, significantly enhancing the detection accuracy of pedestrians, vehicles, free space, etc. In addition, AMD announced several new devices, such as the Versal Edge XA (automotive-grade) Adaptive SoC and Ryzen™ Embedded V2000A family of processors, to meet the automotive industry's needs in key areas such as infotainment, advanced driver safety and autonomous driving.

AMD's history has been full of twists and turns. In the early 2000s, AMD competed fiercely with Intel in the microprocessor market, launching a number of competitive products, such as the Am286, Am386, Am486, and the "Speed Dragon" and "White Dragon" series of CPUs. However, with the demand for low-energy, high-performance chips brought about by market development and poor market decision-making, AMD was once in the doldrums, losing money year after year. However, after 2014, through internal reorganization and continuous investment in microprocessor series products, AMD released the microprocessor product "Rui Long" in 2017 and achieved commercial success, recaptured the CPU market share and turned the profit.

AMD has become one of the world's leading semiconductor companies, and has been listed on the Global Enterprise 2000 and U.S. Fortune 500 lists for many times. AMD will continue to be committed to advancing semiconductor technology and innovation, and to providing even better computing solutions for gaming, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and automated driving, among other areas.