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The @AMD Ryzen AI Halo is now available with Linux or Windows exclusively at your local Micro Center! Head in to grab your AI powerhouse with whichever OS you prefer: micro.center/kpeh
Quickly build personalized agent skills.
Hermes /learn is helping builders create their own agent skills from their ideas, notes, logs and images.
We are running it locally on an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ processor based Agent Computer.
From Ryzen AI Halo to Ryzen AI Max PRO processors, @Enderle looks at how AMD is bringing more AI capability to local developer platforms, supporting large models, agentic workflows and open tools through ROCm. ⚙️
Dive in:
Great spending time with Rick Mershad, CEO of @microcenter, to talk about an exciting milestone for builders.
Ryzen AI Halo systems are now shipping from Micro Center.
💪 @AMD is the #1 desktop CPU at Micro Center with Ryzen X3D.
🎮 Radeon powers approximately 1 in every 3
Hermes builders are cutting token spend by looking local.
Our Agent Computers are running the local models that reduce premium token cost.
You build the agents.
AMD Ryzen AI Max+ processors unleash their power.
Big Models. Complex Projects. Running Local.
Our 128GB agent computers are now regularly loading and running large models like Step 3.7 and Qwen 3.5. 122B for heavy reasoning and overnight work using Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processors.
AMD Ryzen AI Halo. The ultimate local AI developer platform.
Pre-order now: bit.ly/4xv5PJS
⚡ Up to 128GB unified memory
⚡ Support for models up to 200B parameters
⚡ Windows & Linux support
⚡ Ready-to-run AI workflows out of the box
Build, prototype, and deploy
Print Shop to Moonshot.
Local agents are built for the things we actually do: Hermes, ComfyUI, Qwen, and LM Studio.
See what the 128GB AMD Ryzen AI Max+ lets you do. Today.
AMD x ASUS in one word? Diversity. @ASUS ProArt GoPro Edition with AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 is built to create anywhere.
You overheard it here first at Computex.
