AMD and OpenAI Deepen Their Full-Stack AI Partnership
At Advancing AI 2026, AMD and OpenAI showed a partnership moving from product collaboration to full-stack co-design, spanning AMD Instinct MI300X through MI355X to the Helios rackscale system, plus software work across Triton, Gluon, and LLVM. OpenAI expects to bring Helios online in the second half of 2026, the first phase of the 6-gigawatt deployment announced in October 2025.
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AMD and OpenAI just deepened their partnership. It now spans chips, systems, and software together.
At Advancing AI 2026, AMD and OpenAI showed a partnership moving from product collaboration to full co-design.
The work began with AMD Instinct MI300X chips, deepened with MI355X, and now extends to the Helios rackscale system.
Their software work spans Triton, Gluon, and LLVM code generation, with Codex helping engineers write GPU code faster.
OpenAI expects to bring Helios online in the second half of twenty twenty-six, the first phase of a six gigawatt deployment.
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- At Advancing AI 2026, AMD and OpenAI showcased a partnership evolving from product collaboration to full-stack co-design.(AMD Newsroom (official announcement))
- The collaboration began with AMD Instinct MI300X GPUs, deepened with MI355X, and extended to the AMD Helios rackscale solution.(AMD Newsroom (official announcement))
- OpenAI uses Triton and developed Gluon, their work spans down to LLVM code generation, and Codex helps engineers write GPU code.(AMD Newsroom (official announcement))
- OpenAI expects to bring AMD Helios online through multiple deployment partners in the second half of 2026, the first phase of the 6-gigawatt deployment announced October 2025.(AMD Newsroom (official announcement))