AMD’s Helios Server launch signals bold challenge to Nvidia’s AI supremacy, backed by OpenAI and Crusoe

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) has revealed its next major push into artificial intelligence hardware, unveiling a new AI server platform calledHelios, designed to challenge Nvidia’s dominance in the sector. Speaking at the company’s “Advancing AI” developer conference, CEO Lisa Su outlined AMD’s roadmap through 2026, including the launch of the MI350 and upcoming MI400 series AI chips.

The Helios servers, set for release next year, will be powered by 72 of the MI400 chips, placing them in direct competition with Nvidia’s NVL72 servers built around the Blackwell architecture.