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AMD has launched two new Ryzen desktop processors globally, but the chips will only be offered to a specific market segment, according to reports. The semiconductor giant is scheduled to release its next-generation CPUs in 2024.
Sales of AMD's new AI chips are going gangbusters. Well, relatively speaking. AMD's latest results for the second quarter of this year showed that the company flogged roughly $1 billion's worth of its Instinct MI300 AI GPUs in the quarter, up from pretty much zero for the same class of hardware a year ago.
This year's Computex 2024 saw AMD making huge strides in the industry, with the company's CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, showcasing the next generation of computing "prowess."
Bespoke, top-end PC components often have some things in common. Wallet-crushing prices, for one, but also things like massive overclocking headroom, a mountain of ports and connectivity, or a unique colour scheme. At Computex 2024, Gigabyte went one better, though, and rounded up the CEOs of AMD, Intel, and Nvidia and got them to add their signatures to some of its latest motherboards and graphics cards.
At AMD's Computex 2024 keynote Dr. Lisa Su was keen to point out how well its Radeon Instinct MI300X graphics cards do when paired with OpenAI's latest tools. Unfortunately, all it did was once more prove that you really ought not to trust everything you're told by an AI.
In a Q&A session, after the Zen 5 and Ryzen 9000 series announcements, AMD was grilled on all things AI, data center, and mobile. One question raised pointed out that top-end desktop Ryzen processors have sported a maximum of 16 cores for nearly five years and asked AMD if that was sufficient for the gaming enthusiast PC market. CEO Dr Lisa Su responded that they could add more cores but game developers just aren't routinely using that many cores in their software.
AMD's popular CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, sees a gaming world where developers are using more AI for how games get on your screen and not just as creative tools for workflow. And maybe AMD is going to empower those devs with future features, just like a certain other graphics/AI company.
AMD CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, will be hosting the opening keynote of Computex 2024 today which will be live from the Nangang Exhibition Center in Taipei.
Computex 2024 is nearly upon us. One of the biggest events in the tech calendar, this year's show takes place between June 4-7 at the Taipei Nangang ExhibitionCenter in sunny Taiwan. We'll be on the ground attending every major keynote, booth tour, and product launch we can in order to bring you as much coverage possible of all the latest developments in PC hardware, tech innovations and more.