FireGLFirePro

FireGLFirePro is not an official product name used by AMD or ATI. The term appears to be a hypothetical or informal combination of two historical AMD professional graphics brands, FireGL and FirePro, rather than a distinct product line with its own specifications.

Historically, FireGL was the branding used by ATI/AMD for workstation-class GPUs in the early to mid-2000s. In 2009, AMD reorganized the line under the FirePro name, emphasizing professional drivers, ISV certifications, and stability for CAD, CAE, and other design workflows. Around 2016–2017, AMD began rebranding the professional lineup again to Radeon Pro, while maintaining similar aims—reliability, certified software performance, and long lifecycle support.

In practice, GPUs labeled FireGL or FirePro shared a focus on professional workloads rather than consumer gaming. They typically offered features important to professional users, such as driver certification with major software packages, optimized OpenGL and DirectX performance, and stability across extended project cycles. Some models incorporated error-correcting code (ECC) memory and other reliability-enhancing options, with driver cadences geared toward professional environments.

Today, the professional segment is branded Radeon Pro, and AMD continues to supply workstation GPUs under that umbrella with certifications and drivers tailored to engineering, media and entertainment, and scientific visualization. The combined term FireGLFirePro remains unofficial and is not associated with a formal AMD product or supported driver stack.