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AMD Launches Ryzen AI Embedded Processors with Up to 50 TOPS for Edge Applications

AMD unveils Ryzen AI Embedded processors featuring up to 50 TOPS for advanced edge applications, redefining performance in automotive and industrial sectors

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has unveiled its latest innovation in embedded technology with the introduction of the AMD Ryzen™ AI Embedded processors. This new line of embedded x86 processors is specifically designed to enhance AI-driven applications at the edge, targeting sectors such as automotive, healthcare, and autonomous systems. The debut of these processors comes at a time when industries increasingly seek high-performance solutions capable of operating in constrained environments.

The new portfolio includes the P100 and X100 Series processors, which offer original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), tier-1 suppliers, and developers high-performance, efficient AI compute capabilities in a compact ball grid array (BGA) package. These advancements are particularly relevant for automotive digital cockpits, industrial automation, and humanoid robotics, where the demand for sophisticated AI integration is rapidly growing.

Central to the P100 and X100 Series processors is the incorporation of AMD’s high-performance “Zen 5” core architecture. This architecture is designed for scalable x86 performance and deterministic control, complemented by an RDNA 3.5 GPU for real-time visualization and graphics, as well as an XDNA 2 NPU for low-latency, low-power AI acceleration, all integrated into a single chip.

The P100 Series, optimized for in-vehicle experiences and industrial automation, features 4-6 cores and promises a significant performance boost. It claims up to a 2.2X multi-thread and single-thread performance increase over its predecessor, ensuring deterministic control and responsiveness in a 25×40 mm package. Operating within a range of 15-54 watts, these processors are designed to function effectively in extreme environments, with temperature tolerances from -40°C to +105°C.

With a focus on immersive graphics, the P100 Series includes an RDNA 3.5 GPU that enhances rendering speed by an estimated 35%, enabling support for multiple high-definition displays. The AMD video codec engine contributes to high-fidelity streaming, allowing for responsive playback while minimizing CPU load. Furthermore, the next-generation XDNA 2 NPU delivers up to 50 TOPS, achieving up to 3X higher AI inference performance and facilitating the understanding of complex interactions such as voice, gestures, and environmental cues.

A major aspect of the Ryzen AI Embedded processors is their open, unified software stack that encompasses the CPU, GPU, and NPU. Developers can leverage optimized libraries and open-standard APIs, while the native XDNA architecture AI runtime is made accessible through Ryzen AI Software. Built on an open-source, Xen hypervisor-based virtualization framework, this environment allows various operating systems, including Yocto and Ubuntu, to run in parallel, catering to diverse application needs.

The P100 Series processors are currently sampling with early access customers, with production shipments anticipated in the second quarter of this year. AMD plans to begin sampling P100 processors with 8-12 cores aimed at industrial automation in the first quarter, while X100 Series processors, boasting up to 16 cores, are set to start sampling in the first half of 2023.

Salil Raje, senior vice president and general manager of AMD Embedded, emphasized the pressing industry demand for advanced AI capabilities: “As industries push for more immersive AI experiences and faster on-device intelligence, they need high performance without added system complexity. The Ryzen AI Embedded portfolio brings leadership CPU, GPU and NPU capabilities together in a single device, enabling smarter, more responsive automotive, industrial, and autonomous systems.”

The introduction of these processors marks a significant milestone for AMD as it seeks to fortify its position in the competitive landscape of embedded systems. As the market continues to evolve, the potential applications and implications of the Ryzen AI Embedded processors could redefine operational efficiencies across multiple sectors.

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