Recently, AMD introduced a new graphics card, the Radeon PRO V710, specifically designed for applications in the server and cloud computing sectors, including AI inference, Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI), remote workstations, and cloud gaming.

This card is built on AMD's innovative RDNA 3 architecture and leverages the same Navi 32 cores found in AMD's consumer-grade Radeon RX 7700 XT, although its operating frequency is slightly lower.

The Radeon PRO V710 boasts 54 Compute Units (CUs) and 3,456 Stream Processors (SPs) running at a base frequency of 2GHz. It is equipped with 28GB of 224-bit GDDR6 ECC memory clocked at 16Gbps. Additionally, it features 54MB of Infinity Cache and offers a bandwidth of 448GB/s. Performance-wise, the card can deliver up to 55.3 TFLOPs of FP16 and 27.65 TFLOPs of FP32 computational power.

Regarding energy efficiency and thermal management, the Radeon PRO V710 includes a single 8Pin power connector supporting a Total Board Power (TBP) of 158W. It features a single-slot passive cooling design that enables high-density setups in data centers.

Currently, the Radeon PRO V710 is available on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform, aimed at facilitating small to medium-sized machine learning workloads and model training.

The NV v710 v5 series instances on Azure will utilize this graphics card alongside AMD's Zen 4 architecture EYPC 9374F processors.