AI is not about one chip type; CPUs, GPUs, and interconnects must work together at scale: Manik Kapoor, AMD India

In this recent interaction with Express Computer, Manik Kapoor, Senior Manager – Sales, Data Centre and AI Group, AMD India, outlines how the company is expanding access to AI-ready infrastructure across India’s rapidly evolving enterprise landscape. Kapoor explains why AI infrastructure demands a full-spectrum, workload-specific approach, spanning CPUs, GPUs, interconnects, and open software, and how AMD’s open ecosystem is helping enterprises, regional cloud providers, and mid-sized organisations deploy scalable, power-efficient AI faster, without vendor lock-in. From sovereign cloud platforms to real-world AI deployments in healthcare, he shares how AMD is trying to position itself at the centre of India’s AI build-out.

How is AMD broadening access to AI-ready infrastructure across India’s enterprise landscape?

In AI, there is no one size fits all approach – powering AI at scale requires diverse, purpose-built compute and an open ecosystem that brings together the capabilities of the entire industry ...