Amd hopes to hit 2020 record powered by zen 3

A DigiTimes report, citing its own industry sources, states that AMD is going to have an absolutely robust 2020. Considering that AMD processors have been gaining popularity and Intel's lineup is struggling to justify its high ASP.

AMD has had an absolutely phenomenal 2019, but 2020 is going to be even better, analysts say

AMD's popularity has been fueled by price drops following the introduction of Zen 2, analysts expect the introduction of Zen 3 to be the icing on the cake in 2020.

AMD has had an absolutely phenomenal 2019 from all points of view, but 2020 is going to be even better. The company reached its all-time high in 2019, beating a record nearly two decades old. DigiTimes research indicates that OEMs and vendors will be easily adopting Ryzen CPUs as Intel cannot keep up with demand.

Fourth generation Ryzen processors are going to be further improving performance, so Intel is struggling to stay on the run with its 14nm process.

Intel has yet to completely alleviate its processor shortage, which is driving laptop vendors to adopt more of their AMD competitors in 2020. AMD's new Zen 3 architecture is expected to have a record for development projects initiated by PC makers for AMD processors.

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Additionally, AMD is powering the next generation of Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 video game consoles, which will give the company a nice injection of extra cash for its coffers.

Lastly, AMD will be working on its comeback on the high-end GPU, and while NVIDIA is in a much better position to take them on compared to Intel, AMD's historic competition in the GPU department is sure to do wonders. We hope that the launch of Big Navi will take place in 2020 and that it will even launch in late 2020, and when that happens, it is expected that the shares of the red company will rise further.

We will see if these media predictions are fulfilled throughout this year. We will keep you informed.

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