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Is AMD Expected to Replace NVIDIA Due to MI300X's Better Performance & Cost?

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Analysts Notebook joined discussion · Mar 11 07:06
A recent survey indicates that $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD.US)$'s Instinct MI300X GPUs are gaining traction among AI professionals, with approximately 50% of the 82 engineers and AI experts surveyed expressing a preference for the AMD option over $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$. They cite a better price-to-performance ratio and greater availability as key factors. This shift suggests AMD's potential breakthrough into the competitive AI market.
Additionally, Jeff Tatarchuk, co-founder of TensorWave, announced that his company plans to use the MI300X AI accelerators, signaling a positive development for AMD, whose Instinct series has historically seen lower adoption levels than competitors like NVIDIA.
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Here is how it compares to NVIDIA's H100:
Is AMD Expected to Replace NVIDIA Due to MI300X's Better Performance & Cost?
AMD, initially lagging behind Nvidia in the AI chip market last year with Nvidia holding an estimated 80% to 95% market share in AI GPUs, is making strides without needing to overtake Nvidia to benefit from the AI industry's growth. Shifting focus from CPUs, AMD is now enhancing its GPU technology and entering the expanding AI sector. The company introduced its MI300X AI GPU in December, designed to compete with Nvidia and gaining interest from major tech companies. $Microsoft(MSFT.US)$'s Azure became the first cloud platform to adopt AMD's MI300X for AI optimization, leveraging its partnership with OpenAI, while $Meta Platforms(META.US)$ also plans to utilize the chips, signaling a promising future for AMD in AI. Beyond competing in GPUs, AMD is also investing in AI-powered PCs, with projections indicating a surge in PC shipments driven by AI. A report by Canalys forecasts that 60% of PCs shipped in 2027 will feature AI capabilities.
Bryson from Wedbush Securities highlighted that Nvidia has distinguished itself with the development of CUDA, a parallel computing platform and programming model. While this doesn't necessarily mean Nvidia's GPUs are inherently superior, the company has created a robust ecosystem around CUDA, complete with its own programming language and a toolkit offering efficient, pre-written code libraries for developers. Although Nvidia leads the market, AMD is positioning itself as a strong second in the AI chip sector, competing against companies like Intel. AMD's stock has surged by approximately 143% in the past year due to rising demand for AI chips. However, Jeffrey Macher of Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business speculates that Nvidia may struggle to meet the growing demand for AI chips alone, suggesting the industry will likely see an influx of new competitors.
Source: WCCFTECH, Yahoo Finance, MarketPlace
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