Explore how open, scalable AI infrastructure from AMD can expand Canada’s compute capacity, accelerate research, and build national AI expertise.
AMD supports Canada’s AI ecosystem through advanced computing technology, open software, Canadian engineering expertise, and collaboration with researchers, universities and industry. AMD has locations in Vancouver, Calgary, Waterloo, Markham, and Ottawa.
From its roots as a Canadian start-up to its position as a global leader in graphics, semiconductors, and AI, AMD has maintained a presence in Canada since 1986.
AMD employees and engineers in Canada help design advanced computing and AI products while supporting critical technology jobs and collaborating with industry and universities.
With more than 365 interns and co-op students annually and 22 university partners across the country, AMD is investing in Canada’s future.
AMD helps accelerate research, hiring, and ecosystem development in Canada through more than 25 research engagements with seven Canadian Universities. AMD is also a founding member of SickKids AI in Toronto, invests in leading Canadian technology companies, and serves on the board of Canada’s Semiconductor council.
Open, scalable AI infrastructure can help Canada advance scientific discovery, strengthen public services, support healthcare innovation, improve resilience, and accelerate industrial growth while keeping AI capabilities and their impact rooted in Canada.
Purpose-built AI infrastructure for developing, validating, and optimizing next-generation data center solutions.
Supports rack-scale systems across training, inference, and system validation.
Enables workflows from early hardware bring-up through system-level optimization.
Combines advanced cooling and high-performance networking to support evolving AI deployments.
Bench and server lab environments support diagnostics, tuning, prototype testing, and active validation of AMD Instinct™ GPU systems and future architectures.
Deliver full-stack AI capabilities from silicon to software, designed for interoperability, transparency, and freedom from vendor lock-in.
