As casino gaming technology continues to advance, the computing platforms at the heart of gaming machines must do more than deliver processing performance. Manufacturers need solutions capable of supporting increasingly sophisticated graphics, multiple high-resolution displays and emerging AI applications, while meeting the demanding security, regulatory and lifecycle requirements of the industry. 

 This is where the combination of AMD’s embedded processing technology and Advantech’s specialist gaming expertise comes into focus. 

 Built around AMD Ryzen™ Embedded 8000 Series processors, Advantech’s DPX gaming platforms bring powerful CPU and integrated graphics capabilities together with purpose-built gaming interfaces and security features. This integrated approach can help simplify system design, reduce reliance on additional graphics hardware and support more efficient cabinet architectures. 

 The potential extends beyond graphics performance. Integrated AI processing opens up new possibilities for on-device intelligence, from predictive maintenance to equipment monitoring and other applications where local processing can support operational efficiency. 

 For gaming manufacturers, these capabilities need to be underpinned by the reliability, security and long-term product availability essential to regulated environments. Advantech’s experience in gaming-specific hardware design, combined with AMD’s embedded computing technology, provides a foundation for developing platforms suited to the changing requirements of casino gaming and interactive entertainment. 

 In a new joint article, AMD and Advantech explore how this technology partnership is helping shape the next generation of regulated gaming systems, examining the role of integrated graphics, on-device AI and purpose-built computing platforms.

 Read the full article on AMD’s website: 

 AMD and Advantech – Architecting the Next Generation of Regulated Casino Games