Robotic surgery to benefit from advanced processors and AI, says AMD

AMD said its processors enable robotic surgery such as with Intuitive Surgical’s da Vinci system

The need for robotic surgery is well established, but most systems are still costly to purchase, operate, and maintain, noted Advanced Micro Devices Inc. The company said its technologies can help control those costs, and AMD is already working with leading surgical robot providers.

In 2021, almost 644,000 robotic surgeries were performed in the U.S., and that number could reach 1 million in 2028, according to the National Library of Medicine (NLM).

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