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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· February 25, 2026

AMD and Nutanix Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance an Open and Scalable Platform for Enterprise AI

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AMD and Nutanix Announce Strategic Partnership to Advance an Open and Scalable Platform for Enterprise AI News Highlights AMD and Nutanix sign multi-year agreement to accelerate adoption of Nutanix-powered agentic AI platform on AMD accelerated compute infrastructure for enterprise AI and service providers AMD to inves…
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  • AMD technology powers billions of experiences across cloud and AI infrastructure, embedded systems, AI PCs and gaming

    80% confidence
  • Enterprise AI infrastructure is entering a phase where inference workloads dominate and openness is essential for long-term innovation

    80% confidence
  • Through partnership with Nutanix, AMD is building a scalable, full-stack AI platform rooted in openness, designed to give enterprises and service providers flexibility to innovate, extend and grow AI deployments

    80% confidence
  • Enterprise customers need the freedom to run the models and workloads that matter most to their business, without compromise

    80% confidence
  • First jointly-developed agentic AI platform expected to come to market beginning in late 2026

    80% confidence
  • AMD is committed to advancing an AI ecosystem built on open standards, interoperable software frameworks and architectural choice

    80% confidence
  • Partnership with AMD reflects a shared vision for scalable, production-ready AI infrastructure

    80% confidence
  • Together, AMD and Nutanix are delivering full-stack, integrated platforms optimized for inference and agentic applications across hybrid environments for enterprises and service providers

    80% confidence

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