AMD didn’t give a comparison against Nvidia’s Blackwell ,chips which are expected to begin shipping in volume early next year.

With its new chip, AMD hopes to narrow the performance gap with Nvidia in the AI processor market. The Santa Clara-based company also revealed plans for its next-generation MI350 chip, which is positioned as a head-to-head competitor of Nvidia's new Blackwell system, with an expected shipping date in the second half of 2025.

Despite strong sales and good reviews for its AI-related chips, AMD faces an uphill battle. Nvidia's chips use the company's proprietary coding language, CUDA, which has become the standard amongst the AI industry.

AMD has unveiled its latest artificial intelligence (AI) chip, the Instinct MI325X. The new offering will take on NVIDIA's data center graphics processors (GPUs) head-on. The Instinct MI325X will go into production before 2024 ends,

AMD said that the chip, called the Instinct MI325X, is set to go into production before the end of 2024. The chip aims to provide developers and cloud service providers with a strong alternative to Nvidia's offerings.

AMD launches a brand-new AI chip that directly targets Nvidia’s GPUs, or data centre graphics processors. TakeAway Points: AMD unveiled a brand-new AI chip that directly targets Nvidia’s GPUs, or data centre graphics processors.

The new MI325X chip and the next generation MI350 chip, planned for next year, could be in high demand as AI growth continues at a rapid pace.

AMD didn’t give a comparison against Nvidia’s Blackwell chips which are expected to begin shipping in volume early next year.