Anthropic 称利用 AI 在 3 天内完成芯片迁移
11/11/2026 — 11/11, 23:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Anthropic reported that it used its internal Mythos model to write code and migrate Claude from Nvidia GPUs to AMD GPUs in just three days,…
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According to The Decoder on November 11, 2026, Anthropic says it used its in-house model Mythos to write the code itself, completing a migration of Claude to AMD GPUs in just three days with almost no human intervention. The move is aimed at eroding Nvidia's CUDA dominance and reducing vendor dependence. Anthropic now runs Claude on four chip families and says the effort is intended to cut costs and reduce reliance on suppliers. The report provides no further details on how much code Mythos actually rewrote, the technical specifics of the model, or how the AMD hardware performs after the switch. No timeline has been given for further disclosures. This overview is based on a single source.
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According to The Decoder, Anthropic claims its in-house model Mythos ported Claude to AMD GPUs in just three days with minimal human intervention. The move aims to erode Nvidia's CUDA lead and reduce vendor dependencies.
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