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Why AMD could catch up to Nvidia in the AI race

AMD only controlled about 17% of the discrete GPU market last year, according to Jon Peddie Research, putting it in a distant second place behind Nvidia with its 80% share. AMD's share mainly consists of gaming GPUs for PCs, but it has been expanding its reach into the data center market with its Instinct GPUs for processing AI tasks.

AMD rolled out its first batch of Instinct GPUs (the MI6, MI8, and MI25) in 2017. It launched its newest MI300 Instinct GPUs, which are manufactured using TSMC's 5nm and 6nm process nodes, in late 2023. By several industry benchmarks, AMD's high-end MI300X actually beat Nvidia's H100 in terms of raw processing power and memory usage.

That's a bright red flag for Nvidia, since the H100, which faces ongoing supply chain constraints, still costs about four times as much as the MI300. Nvidia claims the H100 still beats the MI300 when it's running optimized software, but that slight difference probably won't justify its premium price tag for cost-conscious data center operators.

That's why it wasn't surprising when AMD's CEO Lisa Su recently said the MI300 was on track to be the "fastest revenue ramp of any product" in the company's history. Su also estimates that AMD's Epyc CPUs have claimed 25% of the server CPU market at the expense of Intel's (INTC 0.35%) market-leading Xeons. Between the growth of those two businesses and the expansion of its programmable chip business (from Xilinx), AMD has more data center bundling options than Nvidia.

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In the latest top-ten list, six systems rely on Nvidia's AI accelerator chips in the A100 and H100 series. But AMD's Instinct MI250X serves the same purpose in two of the ten largest number-crunching systems -- including the top spot. So AMD has some catching up to do in terms of broad market wins, but the company can compete at the highest level.

Moreover, Nvidia's AI accelerator chips reportedly cost about four times as much as a comparable AMD solution. It's not surprising to see heavyweight generative AI system builders such as Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE -1.16%) and Super Micro Computer (SMCI 1.86%) offering both Nvidia H100 and AMD Instinct solutions side by side. I'm sure their hyperscale customers are clamoring for the most cost-effective AI computing options, and AMD has certainly earned a spot in that discussion.

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