AMD details agent-native ROCm 10 and Hyperloom, auto-optimizing 14,000 models
AnushElangovan · x · 2026-09-10
AMD's AnushElangovan joined the Chain of Thought podcast to explain Hyperloom and agent-native ROCm 10: agents that autonomously profile GPU workloads, find slow kernels, and keep testing optimizations while preserving numerical accuracy — "systems built for humans may not scale." He walks through using Claude Code or Codex to install ROCm and get a model serving, plus a Hyperloom optimization run spanning 14,000 models.
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