Investing.com -- Advanced Micro Devices announced Thursday that its second generation of AI servers designed to compete with Nvidia's products are in full production and will begin shipping at the end of the third quarter. CEO Lisa Su revealed that the Helios servers, which contain AMD's latest MI455X AI accelerator and new Venice central processor, are ready for deployment. Both chips are manufactured by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co."Helios is in full production," Su said during her keynote address in San Francisco. Su said AMD estimates the total computing market will reach $2 trillion by 2030, with $1.4 trillion coming from chips that accelerate AI and $220 billion from central processing units. Related articlesAMD CEO says AI servers in full production, will ship this quarterTruist cuts Norwegian Cruise Line to Hold on rising promotional activityDid Google and Tesla just break AI trade's bull case?