AMD Makes Another Software Acquisition To Bolster Their AI & Compiler Talent
In addition to the excitement this morning of the Radeon RX 9060 XT review embargo lift, today also serves as another special day at AMD as they announced they have acquired software firm Brium.
AMD announced they are acquiring Brium to help better position them in the open AI software ecosystem.
Brium? It didn't ring a bell for me either. The Brium.ai website seems to indicate the start-up is in stealth mode as it simply says coming soon. The tag-line under their logo simply says "Ignite AI-driven innovation with open ecosystems."
AMD's announcement describes Brium as having "world-class compiler and AI software experience" and these software engineers will help AMD "deliver highly optimized AI solutions across the entire stack."
This follows other recent AMD acquisitions like Nod.ai to help their open-source AI software efforts, Silo AI, and other acquisitions and software efforts over the past two years. It will be interesting to see what this work yields and on the future of AMD's open-source AI/ROCm software efforts.
More details on Brium's acquisition by AMD at AMD.com blogs.
AMD announced they are acquiring Brium to help better position them in the open AI software ecosystem.
Brium? It didn't ring a bell for me either. The Brium.ai website seems to indicate the start-up is in stealth mode as it simply says coming soon. The tag-line under their logo simply says "Ignite AI-driven innovation with open ecosystems."
AMD's announcement describes Brium as having "world-class compiler and AI software experience" and these software engineers will help AMD "deliver highly optimized AI solutions across the entire stack."
"Brium brings advanced software capabilities that strengthen our ability to deliver highly optimized AI solutions across the entire stack. Their work in compiler technology, model execution frameworks, and end-to-end AI inference optimization will play a key role in enhancing the efficiency and flexibility of our AI platform.
This acquisition strengthens our foundation for long-term innovation. It reflects our strategic commitment to AI, particularly to the developers who are building the future of intelligent applications. It is also the latest in a series of targeted investments, following the acquisitions of Silo AI, Nod.ai, and Mipsology, that together advance our ability to support the open-source software ecosystem and deliver optimized performance on AMD hardware."
This follows other recent AMD acquisitions like Nod.ai to help their open-source AI software efforts, Silo AI, and other acquisitions and software efforts over the past two years. It will be interesting to see what this work yields and on the future of AMD's open-source AI/ROCm software efforts.
More details on Brium's acquisition by AMD at AMD.com blogs.