AMD plans to invest £2 billion in the UK over five years to boost AI infrastructure

AMD announced plans to invest up to £2 billion in the UK over the next five years to boost AI innovation and advanced computing infrastructure. The investment aligns with the UK government's AI action plan and hardware strategy, aiming to build world-class AI facilities and train tech talent.

AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su unveiled the plans and partnerships at London's Tech Week. UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves welcomed the move, saying it will drive tech development, job skills, and economic growth.

AMD will also partner with Imperial College London to optimize AI models and data-heavy apps, and support Cambridge University's national supercomputer project "Zenith AI" to accelerate AI research.