Join AMD TechTalk host Jim Greene, Director of EPYC Product Marketing, in conversation with Kasia Hilborne, Product Marketing Manager at Vultr. Kasia discusses how Vultr is democratizing high-performance cloud infrastructure for AI and scientific research, combining ease of use, predictable pricing, with an infrastructure powered by energy-efficient AMD EPYC™ CPUs and Instinct™ GPUs. She highlights projects like the TESSERA climate model, showing how accessible, ROCm-ready cloud platforms enable real-world environmental and biodiversity research. The discussion emphasizes how performance, efficiency, and open-source alignment are helping researchers focus on results rather than infrastructure.

Learn more about TESSERA here: https://ucam-eo.github.io/tessera-coverage-map/

Learn more about Vultr Cloud GPU - AMD MI355X here: https://www.vultr.com/products/cloud-gpu/amd-mi355x/

Join AMD TechTalk host Jim Greene in conversation with Chris Lehman, President and COO of ElephasCare. Chris discusses how ElephasCare innovates in the healthcare industry using non-vision-based sensors and AI to monitor patients in real time. He highlights how AMD EPYC™ CPUs and hybrid CPU/GPU deployments, supported by the Lenovo ThinkEdge SE455 V3 platform and expertise from the Lenovo AI Center of Excellence, enable cost-effective, energy-efficient edge inferencing. The discussion also covers privacy, cloud vs. edge processing, and how multisensor fusion is shaping the future of healthcare monitoring.

Join AMD TechTalk host Jim Greene, Director of EPYC Product Marketing, in conversation with Darrick Horton, Co-Founder and CEO of TensorWave. Darrick discusses how TensorWave is reimagining cloud infrastructure for the AI era—designing it from the ground up to deliver speed, scalability, and flexibility for today’s most demanding AI workloads. He shares how TensorWave’s NeoCloud model leverages Supermicro servers powered by AMD Instinct™ GPUs and AMD EPYC™ CPUs, combining open-source innovation with customer choice to make high-performance AI compute more accessible. The discussion highlights how agility, collaboration, and open ecosystems are shaping the next generation of AI infrastructure.