Credit: AMDAMD launched the latest version of its ROCm AI software stack last week, putting it in a better position to compete with Nvidia for AI hardware customers. "ROCm 7.0 expands Instinct GPUs' model support far beyond LLMs, with Day-0 support for OpenAI's open models—gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b," AMD wrote in a statement. Credit: AMDAlthough older AMD GPUs support ROCm 7, the Instinct MI350v series supports new datatypes, like FP4 and FP6. AMD is developing the next generation of AI hardware, which is expected to be called the MI400 series and will likely be released in 2026. One thing is for certain: The deal will help Intel, which has struggled after finding itself outmatched by competitors as AI hardware exploded in popularity.