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AMD CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, will be hosting the company’s virtual CES 2021 keynote on 12th January 2021

AMD today announced that its CEO Dr. Lisa Su will host a virtual keynote at next year’s Consumer Electronics Show/CES event. The keynote will take place on January 12, 2021.

Due to the ongoing global Covid-19 pandemic, most of the public events and tech/gaming expos have been cancelled, so as a precautionary measure AMD will host the event on a digital platform.

Back in July, the Consumer Technology Association already announced that the CES 2021 event will be presented as an all-digital online only experience.

We expect AMD to make two major announcements at CES 2021. The first would be on AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 5000 mobility CPUs codenamed as Cezanne and Lucienne. These mobile processors will be based on the Zen 3 and Zen 2 refresh core architectures, respectively.

Secondly, we also expect AMD to unveil its next-generation RDNA 2-based Radeon RX 6700-series of Navi 22 GPUs. CES 2021 seems like a perfect opportunity for the announcement of both these products.

AMD might also talk about the upcoming HEDT Ryzen Threadripper 5000-series of processors for content creators, which are based on the Zen 3 architecture, but we are not fully sure about this.

But the company will surely confirm support for the Ryzen 5000 Zen 3 Desktop CPUs on the 400-series motherboard chipsets through a new and official AGESA BIOS firmware, which the red team will roll out to its respective board partners.

Source: CES.

13 thoughts on “AMD CEO, Dr. Lisa Su, will be hosting the company’s virtual CES 2021 keynote on 12th January 2021”

  1. AMD is just going to say the RX 6700 series of cards is going to be a Paper Launch. Good luck buying one ! end of keynote. Thanks for watching.

    1. What is with this “paper launch” buzzword everyone keeps incorrectly using.
      The cards are out there, everyone is just buying them. The markup on ebay they’re going for tells you how much demand there is.

      1. my bad then…I thought most of the gamers have been unable to purchase these cards though. This is what I have been reading on Forums online though.

        But wasn’t the Stock awful for these RX 6800 series of cards ? Many retailers didn’t even receive stock of some of the custom cards.

        1. Most people don’t have them, and that’s normal. A new GPU never saturates the market, especially not in the first year. They always sell out instantly. This isn’t new. The only new thing is more people want them then ever and they’re all on this ” paper launch” train because the media made it popular. In reality, both companies are pushing out higher volume than ever.

        2. It is a paper launch. There are no numbers to prove that they are selling hundreds of thousands at retailers over of the world. In fact some retailers only got like 10 or 20 in stock at launch.

          My guess is that like Nvidia, AMD is selling half their lots to the mining market. The shill above doesn’t have any numbers to back up his claims.

  2. I’m in white mode and the same thing is happening to me and pretty frequently. It’s something on the DSOG side that is causing this because it doesn’t happen to me on other sites that use Disqus..

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