Advanced Micro Devices and Rackspace Technology have agreed a multi-year partnership to build a managed Enterprise AI Cloud platform focused on security, governance, and regulatory compliance for highly regulated sectors.
The platform will use AMD Instinct GPUs and EPYC CPUs, targeting organizations that need sovereign and compliant AI solutions, an area often underserved by general purpose cloud offerings.
AMD's stock trades at $408.46, with 301.6% returns over the past year and 458.8% over five years. The partnership is framed as part of AMD's broader effort to extend reach beyond components into higher value enterprise offerings and regulated AI workloads.
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