(Bloomberg) -- Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is speeding up introductions of new artificial intelligence processors as it seeks to dent Nvidia Corp.'s domination of that lucrative market. Most Read from Bloomberg The MI325X will go on sale in the fourth quarter, Chief Executive Officer Lisa Su said in the opening keynote address of the Computex conference in Taiwan. That chip, the successor to the MI300, will feature more memory and faster data throughput, the company said. MI350 will follow in 2025 and the MI400 model a year after that. The move to a roughly annual release cycle matches Nvidia's plans, set out by CEO Jensen Huang in a speech the night before in Taipei. AMD is among the companies rushing to market with new products aimed at tapping the flood of cash being poured into new AI training systems, money that's currently mainly being spent on Nvidia's offerings.