AMD Data Intelligence Platform: Open Modular Blueprint

Jul 21, 2026

AMD Information Technology: Expanding AI

Introduction

Most enterprises are drowning in data but starving for context. AMD enterprise Data Intelligence Platform — internally called Optima — is a system for turning diverse enterprise data into contextual knowledge graphs that power agent-driven automation and insight across IT, security, and the business. It was built first for IT needs (Optima 1.0) and is now expanded into a shared enterprise platform (Optima 2.0).

The most important thing to know up front: Optima is a reference architecture, not a fixed vendor stack. Everything is open, modular, and replaceable. This isn’t a product pitch — it’s a demonstration of what worked for AMD, and a blueprint you can assemble yourself with the components you already run.

Three principles

  • Open and replaceable. Nothing is sticky or mandatory. Plug in the storage, engines, or models you already own.
  • Context before AI. AI effectiveness comes from connected, contextual data — not isolated events.
  • Agent-first. Humans provide governance and oversight; agents execute the workflows

The stack, bottom to top

Reference technology stack for the AMD Data Intelligence Platform showing a modular architecture with AI agent frameworks, large language models, graph and SQL query engines, data catalog services, vector databases, Apache Iceberg storage, object storage data lakes, and ETL pipelines connected through interchangeable components.

Next Steps

Access the full reference implementation on public GitHub: https://github.com/AMD-IT/OPTIMA-Architecture

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