Advancing AI for enterprises: Announcing Expanded Collaboration between Broadcom and AMD on AI

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming industries, and Generative AI (Gen AI) is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, creating new content and redefining value creation. However, enterprises face significant challenges in AI adoption, especially concerning privacy, data security, and the need for adaptable infrastructure. This is why Broadcom announced VMware Private AI. Today Broadcom and AMD are announcing the expansion of our collaboration to Advance AI for enterprises with a private, secure, and high-performance AI infrastructure. We will release in the future a joint platform bringing VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) together with AMD Enterprise AI software and AMD Instinct™ GPUs. Together this will enable privacy and security of infrastructure, simplify infrastructure management and streamline AI model deployment. We will also enable Broadcom’s Enhanced DirectPath (I/O) driver models with AMD GPUs to take advantage of VCF’s unique virtualization capabilities for delivering a scalable and efficient platform for AI workloads. Our expanded efforts directly tackle the core issues enterprises encounter with AI deployments: The core of this expanded collaboration is a robust architecture we will release in the future for enterprise AI. Let’s review the components of this: Note: Supermicro Computer Inc. server AS-8125GS-TNMR2 with MI300 GPUs are now supported in DirectPath I/O mode with VCF. Let’s get into some of the capabilities that this expanded collaboration will enable for customers in future. This collaboration will enable privacy and control of corporate data, integrated security and management and help enterprises build and deploy private and secure AI models.