Nota AI Joins the AMD Robotics Partner Network to Accelerate Development of Next Generation Physical AI Solutions - Extending its on-device AI optimization technology into the robotics sector

• Joins an AMD-validated robotics ecosystem, collaborating with ODMs, independent software vendors, and other partners
• Supports on-device AI deployment for robotics through AI model compression and hardware-aware optimization
• Expands AI optimization capabilities developed across smart cities, industrial safety, and mobility into robotics

SEOUL, South Korea, July 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Nota AI, a company specializing in AI model compression and optimization, today announced that it has joined the AMD Robotics Partner Network at AMD Advancing AI 2026 in San Francisco, California, expanding its on-device AI optimization technology into the robotics sector.

The AMD Robotics Partner Network is an open ecosystem that enables partners to build and deploy robotics solutions across embedded, edge, and cloud environments using AMD compute. The network brings together ODMs, ISVs, sensor providers, system integrators, and more to accelerate end-to-end robotics innovation on an AMD-validated platform.

Because robots operate under constrained power, memory, and compute resources, running AI models directly on robotic devices requires model optimization. Drawing on its AI model compression and hardware-aware optimization technology, Nota AI plans to optimize model size, computational workload, and memory usage for the processors and system environments used in robotics, helping AI models run reliably under constrained compute resources.

Participation in the AMD Robotics Partner Network helps Nota AI advance open, scalable physical AI solutions that enable autonomous robots to perceive, reason, and act across real-world environments.

"For physical AI to deliver real value in industrial environments, AI models must be optimized for the compute and memory constraints of the robots on which they operate," said Myungsu Chae, CEO of Nota AI. "By joining the AMD Robotics Partner Network, we are expanding our on-device AI optimization technology into robotics and look forward to collaborating with fellow network partners to support the deployment of physical AI solutions across industrial environments."

"The AMD Robotics Partner Network brings together ODMs, ISVs, and system integrators to enable scalable robotics solutions across industries," said KV Thanjavur Bhaaskar, Robotics Lead, AMD. "It creates a collaborative ecosystem designed to accelerate innovation and expand market reach for partners."

Nota AI has provided on-device AI solutions based on AI optimization technology developed across a range of edge AI applications, including smart cities, industrial safety, and mobility. Through its participation in the AMD Robotics Partner Network, the company plans to expand the application of its technology into the robotics sector.

SEOUL, South Korea, July 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Nota AI, a company specializing in AI model compression and optimization, today announced that it has joined the AMD Robotics Partner Network at AMD Advancing AI 2026 in San Francisco, California, expanding its on-device AI optimization technology into the robotics sector.

The AMD Robotics Partner Network is an open ecosystem that enables partners to build and deploy robotics solutions across embedded, edge, and cloud environments using AMD compute. The network brings together ODMs, ISVs, sensor providers, system integrators, and more to accelerate end-to-end robotics innovation on an AMD-validated platform.

Because robots operate under constrained power, memory, and compute resources, running AI models directly on robotic devices requires model optimization. Drawing on its AI model compression and hardware-aware optimization technology, Nota AI plans to optimize model size, computational workload, and memory usage for the processors and system environments used in robotics, helping AI models run reliably under constrained compute resources.

Participation in the AMD Robotics Partner Network helps Nota AI advance open, scalable physical AI solutions that enable autonomous robots to perceive, reason, and act across real-world environments.

"For physical AI to deliver real value in industrial environments, AI models must be optimized for the compute and memory constraints of the robots on which they operate," said Myungsu Chae, CEO of Nota AI. "By joining the AMD Robotics Partner Network, we are expanding our on-device AI optimization technology into robotics and look forward to collaborating with fellow network partners to support the deployment of physical AI solutions across industrial environments."

"The AMD Robotics Partner Network brings together ODMs, ISVs, and system integrators to enable scalable robotics solutions across industries," said KV Thanjavur Bhaaskar, Robotics Lead, AMD. "It creates a collaborative ecosystem designed to accelerate innovation and expand market reach for partners."

Nota AI has provided on-device AI solutions based on AI optimization technology developed across a range of edge AI applications, including smart cities, industrial safety, and mobility. Through its participation in the AMD Robotics Partner Network, the company plans to expand the application of its technology into the robotics sector.

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Nota AI Joins the AMD Robotics Partner Network to Accelerate Development of Next Generation Physical AI Solutions - Extending its on-device AI optimization technology into the robotics sector

Introducing new GPU, multi-node, and enterprise platforms designed to accelerate AI, cloud, HPC, virtualization, and business-critical workloads

SAN FRANCISCO, July 24, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- MSI is expanding its server portfolio with platforms advanced by 6^th Gen AMD EPYC™ Server CPUs across SP7 and SP8 designs to modernize data centers for AI, cloud, HPC, virtualization, and business-critical workloads. SP7 platforms deliver maximum density and performance with up to 256 cores and 512 threads per processor for performance-driven deployments, while SP8 platforms offer up to 128 cores and 256 threads per processor for balanced mainstream deployments. MSI's latest portfolio spans liquid-cooled GPU servers, 19" and 21" DC-MHS multi-node platforms, and enterprise servers. At AMD Advancing AI 2026, MSI will showcase the CD270-S4091-X2 multi-node server as part of its latest 6^th Gen AMD EPYC server lineup.

"Data center architecture is becoming more workload-specific, and customers need systems that can be selected with purpose," said Danny Hsu, General Manager of MSI's Enterprise Platform Solutions. "MSI's latest server portfolio powered by 6^th Gen AMD EPYC Server CPUs gives organizations the platform range to build around performance, density, efficiency, and serviceability as their infrastructure evolves."

"AMD enterprise AI technologies have become the trusted foundation for the modern data center, and 6^th Gen AMD EPYC Server CPUs extend that leadership with a new level of performance, efficiency and scalability," said Dan McNamara, senior vice president and general manager, Compute and Enterprise AI, AMD. "As enterprises scale cloud, HPC, virtualization and AI workloads, EPYC CPUs provide a trusted foundation for AI performance, infrastructure consolidation and innovation, while continuing to deliver leadership general-purpose compute for the business-critical applications and workloads that keep organizations running every day."

Liquid-Cooled GPU Server
With the CG681-S6093 Liquid-Cooled 6U GPU Server, MSI advances SP7-based AI infrastructure for dense GPU deployments with strong AI host-node capability and liquid-cooling efficiency. The 6U platform supports dual 6^th Gen AMD EPYC Server CPUs, 400G networking, and E1.S NVMe storage to scale accelerated AI workloads.

Core Compute Platforms
MSI's Core Compute platforms provide 19-inch DC-MHS multi-node architectures optimized for cloud, virtualization, containerized workloads, and scale-out enterprise applications. Available in both SP7 and SP8 configurations, these air-cooled platforms allow customers to balance compute density, performance, and power efficiency across modern data centers.

• CD270-S4091-X2: 2U 2-Node (1P SP7, air-cooled) for performance-driven cloud and enterprise deployments
• CD270-S4081-X4: 2U 4-Node (1P SP8, air-cooled) for cost-efficient scale-out cloud infrastructure

Open Compute Platforms
MSI's Open Compute platforms bring 21-inch multi-node designs to ORv3 rack-scale infrastructure for cloud, HPC, AI cluster infrastructure, and scale-out enterprise workloads. Available in SP7 and SP8 designs, the platforms offer flexible socket and cooling configurations, including single-socket, dual-socket, air-cooled, and liquid-cooled options. These systems help customers build dense, serviceable compute infrastructure for large-scale deployments.

• CD281-S4091-X2: 2OU 2-Node (1P SP7, air-cooled)
• CD181-S4091-X2: 1OU 2-Node (1P SP7, liquid-cooled)
• CD282-S6091-X2: 2OU 2-Node (2P SP7, air-cooled)
• CD182-S6091-X2: 1OU 2-Node (2P SP7, liquid-cooled)
• CD281-S4081-X2: 2OU 2-Node (1P SP8, air-cooled)

Enterprise Servers
MSI's Enterprise Servers are designed for mainstream enterprise IT, virtualization, storage, database, and business-critical workloads, with 1U and 2U SP8 platforms available in both single-socket and dual-socket configurations. Featuring versatile E3.S or U.2 storage configurations, OCP 3.0 networking, and expansion flexibility, these systems help customers scale reliable enterprise infrastructure across diverse workloads.

• CX172-S4081 (1U, 1P SP8)
• CX272-S4081 (2U, 1P SP8)
• CX172-S6082 (1U, 2P SP8)
• CX272-S6082 (2U, 2P SP8)

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MSI Launches 6th Gen AMD EPYC™ Server Portfolio