Amd confirms its new ryzen, navi and epyc in the third quarter

AMD has released a slide confirming the launches of its new Ryzen, EPYC processors and its new Navi graphics cards in the third quarter of this year.

Ryzen, Navi and 7nm EPYC confirm their arrival in the third quarter

The red company is very confident in its three products that will be launched throughout this year, labeling them as the 'strongest portfolio of products in AMD history' in view of what is coming on three very important fronts, the desktop processors, data center chips and gaming graphics cards.

During the company's annual shareholder meeting, AMD CEO Lisa Su confirmed that the third quarter would be filled with new 7nm products, featuring third-generation Ryzen processors, second-generation EPYC processors, and Radeon series graphics cards. Navi available within that time.

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This places AMD in a strong position, with a new architecture in the CPU and GPU market, giving the company the opportunity to gain market share and sales growth in the customer and company markets.

AMD confirmed that it will be at E3 presenting its products for gamers, where we will have a lot of information about Ryzen 3000 and, above all, the Navi graphics cards. Both architectures are the pillars of the next PlayStation 5 video consoles and the future XBOX.

On the slide shared by AMD there is a big absent, Threadripper. Third-generation Threadripper processors are likely to lag. If they came out in the fourth quarter they would have put it on the slide, so we may not see it until next year.

There are high expectations for all of AMD's products this year, especially in the CPU segment, where Intel seems not to be having the best time.

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