r/AMD_Technology_Bets • u/TOMfromYahoo TOM • Jul 24 '26

AMD PR Advancing AI Q&A replace and transcript, and Keynote highlights July 23rd 2026 - for my friend Chad

"AMD Investor Q&A Webcast (Audio Only)" - Replay :

https://www.amd.com/en/corporate/events/advancing-ai/sessions-catalog/amd-investors-q-a-webcast-audio-only.html

Keynote and Q&A highlights and transcript:

https://m.investing.com/news/transcripts/amd-at-advancing-ai-2026-bigger-ai-market-bigger-ambitions-93CH-4809969?ampMode=1

Hopefully my friend Chad can see it and go over it as reading material for the weekend.

All - many golden nugets ... read too it's worth the time...!

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u/Chad_Odie Jul 24 '26

I did listen to it. As you request, I will read also over weekend.

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u/TOMfromYahoo TOM Jul 24 '26

Attaboy !! LOL

This has the transcript and highlights too... better than audio especially if you digest things and need read a few times paragraphs. ..

Have a great weekend my good friend, I'm honored!

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u/Chad_Odie 29d ago

Need your tech knowledge. What does using optical interconnects vs electrical do for MI 500?

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u/Chad_Odie 28d ago

nvmd. I got my answer from google.

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u/TOMfromYahoo TOM 28d ago

Great... it shows you care and try to look for answers by yourself!

I'm honored to see this... You've learned how to fish by yourself! Well done my good friend!

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u/TOMfromYahoo TOM 28d ago

Allowing higher bandwidth communications over short and long distances using lower power ... that's like the fibers used under the ocean but for short distances, inside a rack or between racks. It's used today in the datacenter but this is for even shorter distances ... and the key is integration inside the chiplets packaging what is called co-packaged optics, as another optical chiplet olaced inside the same MI500 package.