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AMD grows the workforce in Singapore

AMD hopes more research and development in Singapore will help drive high-performance computing in the region.

AMD's headquarters in Ontario, Canada; Image: Tech Wire Asia

AMD will grow the Singapore workforce over the next several months. The focus is expected to be high performance computing (HPC), including hardware development, device analytics and artificial intelligence development.

AMD Singapore, a subsidiary of AMD, is getting more than $50 million in funding to develop the local workforce and related skills in the industry.


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