AMD waxay ku biirinaysaa World Labs lacag dhan $8.2 bilion oo lacagta ah
Shirkadda AMD ayaa sheegtay inay ku biirinayso shirkadda AI-ka ah ee World Labs, kaas oo lagu wado inuu dhammaado dhamaadka sanadkan, iyadoo qiimaha guud uu gaarayo $8.2 bilion oo lacagta ah.
Sida ay u dhacday heshiiska
Shirkadda AMD ayaa maanta sheegtay inay ku biirinayso shirkadda World Labs, oo ah barnaamijka AI-ka ah ee lagu sameeyay 2024, kaas oo qiimihiisu ahaa $1 bilion kaliya bilowgii. Heshiiska ayaa ah mid lacagta ah oo qiimihiisu gaarayo $8.2 bilion, iyadoo World Labs ay horey u soo saartay alaabta ugu horreysay ee alaabta ah ee Marble, kaas oo lagu sameeyo adduunyada 3D-ka ah.
Dr. Fei-Fei Li, oo ahasna ahayd World Labs, waxay noqonaysaa hoggaamiyaha sirdoonka ee AMD, iyadoo la xaqiijiyay inay noqon doonto xubin ka tirsan maamulka shirkadda, iyadoo la xaqiijinayo inay sii waddo shaqadeeda barnaamijka AI-ka ah.
Qoraalada rasmiga ah ee shirkadaha
Dr. Fei-Fei Li waxay ku qortay Substack-keeda: 'Haddii aan hore u ogaanayay inaan u baahanahay inaan sameeyo shirkad si aan u bilowdo shaqada barnaamijka AI-ka ah, haddana waa inaan sii wadnaa shaqadeenna sida shirkadda AMD.'
Lisa Su, hoggaamiyaha AMD, waxay sheegtay: 'Barnaamijyada AI-ka ah ee soo socda waxay u baahan yihiin faham qoto dheer oo ku saabsan sida barnaamijyadu u bedbedeeyaan. Fei-Fei iyo kooxda World Labs waxay leeyihiin aqoon iyo hoggaamiye aad u sarreeya. Tani waxay noo ogolaanaysaa inaan u isticmaalno fahamkaas si aan u horumariyo barnaamijyada, software-ka iyo nidaamyada AI-ka ah ee soo socda.'
Heshiisyada AI-ka ee soo baxay
Heshiiska World Labs waa mid ka mid ah heshiisyada ugu weyn ee AI-ka ah ee soo baxay sanadkan, iyadoo shirkadda Nvidia ay horey u sheegtay inay ku biirinayso shirkadda Hugging Face lacag dhan $13 bilion.
Shirkadda AMD waxay sheegtay in heshiiska uu sii kordhin doono awooddeeda barnaamijyada AI-ka ah, software-ka iyo nidaamyada, iyadoo la xaqiijinayo inay sii waddo shaqadeeda barnaamijka AI-ka ah.
AMD has announced the acquisition of AI research lab World Labs in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $8.2 billion, marking one of the largest AI-related deals of the year.
A Fast-Growing AI Lab Joins AMD
World Labs, co-founded by prominent AI researcher Dr. Fei-Fei Li, was launched in 2024 and reached a $1 billion valuation within months of its founding. The startup gained further momentum in 2025 with the release of Marble, its first commercial product—a world generation model that enables users to create interactive 3D environments from simple text prompts.
The acquisition is structured as an all-stock deal, meaning AMD will issue shares to World Labs' founders and investors rather than paying cash. This approach aligns the interests of both parties and allows World Labs to retain its equity structure while integrating into AMD's broader semiconductor and AI infrastructure portfolio.
Fei-Fei Li to Lead AMD's AI Research
Dr. Fei-Fei Li, who currently serves as World Labs' co-founder and CEO, will take on the role of Executive Vice President and Chief Scientist at AMD, reporting directly to AMD CEO Lisa Su. Li expressed her enthusiasm for the move in a post on her Substack, stating that continuing World Labs' mission as part of AMD is the right path for both her and the team.
AMD confirmed that the World Labs team will continue to focus on advancing AI model research, while the acquisition is expected to strengthen the company's ability to develop AI hardware, software, and systems around the needs of emerging models and applications. The integration is expected to close by the end of the year.
AMD and Nvidia Lead a Wave of AI Acquisitions
AMD CEO Lisa Su emphasized that building compute platforms for the next generation of AI requires a deep understanding of how models are evolving, and that Fei-Fei Li and the World Labs team bring exceptional research leadership and model expertise to the partnership.
The World Labs deal arrives amid a broader trend of major AI acquisitions, with Nvidia announcing earlier this month that it would acquire Hugging Face for nearly $13 billion. Together, these transactions signal a growing willingness among semiconductor and tech giants to invest heavily in AI research capabilities to stay ahead in an increasingly competitive landscape.
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