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This article focuses on the deployment of AMD's Helios rackscale infrastructure to support large-scale AI workloads, making quantum technology or core AI research incidental rather than central. The primary subject falls under general hardware and cloud computing solutions for AI, which does not meet the specific criteria for the "Others" classification since it directly enables AI growth, but it lacks a dedicated category in Step 2 that fits purely infrastructure news without being labeled as "Chips & Infra." However, strict adherence to the prompt's definition of "Others" includes topics where AI is central but the article is about general software/OS or business deals not led by AI features; here, the hardware is the lead. Re-evaluating: The prompt says classify as "Others" if the topic is consumer electronics, connectivity, general software/OS events *not led by AI features*, EVs, etc. Since this is explicitly about powering AI growth with specific rackscale hardware, it is not "Others." It fits "
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TensorWave Powers Frontier AI Growth for Cloud Customers with AMD Helios Rackscale Solution
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