India, Oct. 9 -- Graphics processing units (GPUs) have dominated the artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure conversation. But as enterprises move towards agentic workflows, the work surrounding the model is becoming harder to ignore: coordinating tasks, calling tools, moving data, and keeping expensive accelerators busy.

For Derek Dicker, Corporate Vice President, Enterprise Business Group at AMD, that shift gives central processing units (CPUs) a more meaningful role. It also changes how enterprises should approach infrastructure, from consolidating older servers to designing complete systems and managing the cost of AI usage.

AMD's system-level strategy also has an India dimension. The company and Tata Consultancy Services (TCS),...