Embedded LLM has launched TokenVisor, a platform designed to monetize and manage GPU resources, aimed at boosting AI revenue within the AMD AI ecosystem.

Lenovo's Kumar Mitra highlighted that TokenVisor transforms AI infrastructure economics, enabling customers to deploy AI services swiftly and confidently.

The platform was first introduced at the Advancing AI 2025 conference in Santa Clara, California, in June 2025, and is now available worldwide.

TokenVisor helps organizations convert substantial hardware investments into measurable revenue by providing tools for billing, usage tracking, and resource management.

It addresses the challenge of turning hardware investments into revenue by offering comprehensive management features, including billing and multi-tenant support.

The platform provides a complete solution for the AMD AI ecosystem to transform hardware investments into revenue streams.

Early adopters report that TokenVisor significantly simplifies commercialization, reducing the time to launch revenue-generating services from months to days.

Users have noted that TokenVisor's features enable rapid deployment of AI services, often in just days, streamlining the path to monetization.

TokenVisor offers key features such as token-based pricing, real-time usage monitoring, automated billing, and multi-tenant management, along with a developer portal for API control.

GPU owners can set custom pricing for LLM models, monitor usage, automate billing, and manage resources effectively using TokenVisor.

The launch coincided with a positive market trend for AMD, with its stock rising over 7% following the lifting of an AI chip export ban to China, boosting revenue outlooks.

Analysts have responded favorably to AMD's developments, with upgraded price targets of $175 from both Bank of America Securities and Mizuho Securities.