As part of the agreement, Core Scientific and AMD will collaborate on physical infrastructure design and the deployment of AMD Instinct™ GPUs, EPYC™ CPUs, and ROCm™ software.

As AI demand continues to accelerate, access to power, land and data center infrastructure has become critical to bringing new AI compute online. The agreement expands capacity for the AMD ecosystem with more than 500 megawatts of U.S. infrastructure beginning in 2027, with the opportunity to scale up to 2.5 gigawatts. By expanding access to Core Scientific’s AI-ready infrastructure, AMD is enabling end customers to deploy AI faster and at greater scale.

"AI deployments are accelerating rapidly, and bringing that compute online requires trusted infrastructure partners with the scale and power to support the next era of AI," said Mathew Hein, senior vice president and chief strategy officer of corporate development at AMD. "Core Scientific's extensive portfolio of AI-ready data centers expands access to the infrastructure our customers need to deploy AMD AI solutions at scale. Together, we are helping model builders, cloud providers and enterprises accelerate AI adoption while strengthening the AMD ecosystem."

"We are proud to establish a strategic relationship with AMD and support the continued deployment of its next-generation products," said Adam Sullivan, Chief Executive Officer of Core Scientific. "Our proven execution capabilities and ability to deliver high-density infrastructure at scale position us to support AMD’s technology roadmap and grow our relationship meaningfully over time."

As part of the agreement, AMD will also receive market-priced warrants to purchase Core Scientific’s common stock, subject to certain commercial conditions.