AI innovation takes collaboration.
At the International AI Summit in Dublin, AMD welcomed Ireland's Minister of State for AI Niamh Smyth and @IDAIRELAND CEO Michael Lohan, showcasing AMD Helios and humanoid robotics with @G_Bionics.
Together, we're advancing AI innovation.
At the International AI Summit in Dublin, AMD welcomed Ireland's Minister of State for AI Niamh Smyth and @IDAIRELAND CEO Michael Lohan, showcasing AMD Helios and humanoid robotics with @G_Bionics.
Together, we're advancing AI innovation.
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@AMD @IDAIRELAND @G_Bionics Fantastic event! @G_Bionics is proud to be advancing the future of #PhysicalAI and #HumanoidRobotics together with AMD. Excited for what lies ahead
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@AMD @IDAIRELAND @G_Bionics A humanoid is the ultimate hard-real-time system: miss a control deadline and you don't drop a frame, you drop the robot. Question: does the learned policy run at full rate on-device, or is there a classical controller underneath acting as the safety net?
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@AMD @IDAIRELAND @G_Bionics hardware level integration between high performance compute platforms and humanoid robotics accelerates edge execution efficiency
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@AMDg@IDAIRELANDa@G_Bionicsin history were never built alone.
The transistor needed physicists and engineers.
The internet needed governments and universities.
The smartphone needed designers and manufacturers.
Ireland has quietly built one of the most sophisticated technology ecosystems in Europe.
The AI revolution started in Silicon Valley.
Then it moved to Taiwan.
Then Taipei.
Paris.
Korea.
Now Dublin.
AMD didn't choose Dublin for a photo opportunity.
They chose it because the infrastructure, the talent and the political will are already there.
The transistor needed physicists and engineers.
The internet needed governments and universities.
The smartphone needed designers and manufacturers.
Ireland has quietly built one of the most sophisticated technology ecosystems in Europe.
The AI revolution started in Silicon Valley.
Then it moved to Taiwan.
Then Taipei.
Paris.
Korea.
Now Dublin.
AMD didn't choose Dublin for a photo opportunity.
They chose it because the infrastructure, the talent and the political will are already there.
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