AMD CTO Mark Papermaster 在 World Summit AI 2026 谈整体设计与 Chiplet 走向定制化计算
AMD’s Mark Papermaster: Exclusive Video Interview at World Summit AI
AMD CTO Mark Papermaster 于 10 月 7 日在阿姆斯特丹 World Summit AI 2026 上发表开幕演讲，主题为可信系统、主权基础设施与开发者。他在 EE Times 专访中谈及以整体设计与异构计算应对 AI 算力需求、Chiplet 演进及面向特定领域的定制化计算，并强调开放标准对创新的推动。
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For AMD CTO Mark Papermaster, tailored computing and holistic design are key to delivering AI.
By Nitin Dahad 10.07.2026 0
EE Times sat down with Mark Papermaster, CTO of AMD, at the World Summit AI 2026 conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands, to discuss everything from holistic design to address AI compute needs to the future of chiplets.
Watch the full video interview with AMD’s Mark Papermaster here:
Papermaster opened the show to a packed audience, with standing room only, to talk about “the next AI era: trusted systems, sovereign infrastructure, and the developers building them”. EE Times was given the opportunity to sit down with him straight after his opening today (Oct. 7) to discuss some of the key industry news and trends.
In our discussion, he talked about the importance of holistic design and heterogeneity to meet the insatiable need for AI compute; the evolution of chiplets, from when the concept was first commercialized by AMD to where we are now and what comes next; and, more importantly, how chiplets enable tailored products for compute. He talked specifically about the trend toward domain-specific tailored computing. Then, with AI everywhere, we also discussed how AI can improve efficiency and what will drive innovation, including the importance of open standards.
You can also listen to the audio-only version here:
The World Summit AI 2026 conference, held Oct. 7–8, is expected to draw more than 10,000 attendees and 300 speakers from across the AI ecosystem.
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Nitin Dahad is executive editor of EE Times. An electronic engineering graduate from City University, he’s been an engineer, journalist and entrepreneur. He was part of ARC International’s startup team and took it public, and he co-founded a publication called The Chilli in the early 2000s. Nitin has also worked with National Semiconductor, GEC Plessey Semiconductors, Dialog Semiconductor, Marconi Instruments, Coresonic, Center for Integrated Photonics, IDENT Technology and Jennic. Nitin also held a role with government promoting U.K. technology globally in the U.S., Brazil, Middle East and Africa, and India. Follow Nitin on LinkedIn
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