Watch: AMD talks ROCm and the way it’s a game-changer for Radeon PCs

You may not have heard about AMD’s ROCm. It (unofficially) stands for Radeon Open Compute PlatforM—a reasonably horrible acronym—and it’s pronounced “rock ’em.” This can be a manner for packages to benefit from the computing energy in a graphics card as an alternative of a CPU. Consider it as a software program accelerator, type of like AMD’s model of Nvidia CUDA. And it’s about to turn into much more related.