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AMD Just Made a Big Move in AI and Co-Packaged Optics: Here’s What Investors Need to Know!

In a strategic move underscoring its ambitions in AI infrastructure and next-gen interconnects, AMD recently acquired Silicon Valley-based Enosemi, a startup specializing in photonic integrated circuits. The acquisition is part of AMD’s broader effort to catch up with competitors like Nvidia, Intel, and Broadcom in the co-packaged optics (CPO) space, a technology increasingly viewed as essential for building high-bandwidth, energy-efficient AI systems. Enosemi, founded in 2023 by semiconductor engineers Ari Novack and Matthew Streshinsky, had previously collaborated with AMD on photonics development and brings with it a small but elite team of PhD-level engineers. AMD’s integration of Enosemi complements recent acquisitions such as Xilinx, Pensando, Mipsology, Silo AI, and ZT Systems, all aimed at strengthening its position across the full AI compute stack. This move comes at a time when AMD is ramping up its Instinct AI GPU portfolio and accelerating the development of rack-scale systems that require advanced optical interconnects to manage data bandwidth and latency challenges in hyperscale deployments.

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