Lisa su: amd to focus on high-performance pc, games and data centers
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Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, was interviewed and made clear what the goals are: high-performance PCs, games, and data centers. We tell you everything.
In the past few months, we've seen many executives talk about AMD's strategies or upcoming releases. However, if Lisa Su speaks, we all listen because she is the CEO of the brand. In this case, he conducted an interview at AMD China in which he left many interesting conclusions about the objectives for this 2020. We tell you everything below.
Lisa Su: "AMD will focus on high performance in PCs, games and data centers"
Hold on Intel because curves are coming! After the launch of the Ryzen 3000 series, AMD has gained a lot of market share in desktop processors. It seems that the goal remains the same, and that is that the Lisa Su has made it clear that the company is focusing on seeking high-performance technological advancements in CPU and GPU.
AMD's roadmap is technology research and development, set 3-5 years before launching any product. This manufacturer has invested a lot of work in Zen architecture, RDNA graphics architecture and the 7nm manufacturing process. Next will be Zen 3, Big Navi and RDNA2 (PS5 and XBOX) that support Ray Tracing, among others.
Lisa Su's Interview
Next, we leave you the interview with the CEO of AMD granted to AMD China.
What is the biggest market opportunity that AMD and its partners will have in 2020?
What type of technology investment will AMD focus on in 2020?
AMD's focus is on the continuous pursuit of high-performance CPU and GPU technology advancements. So 2020 is exciting for AMD because we have to focus on bringing new high-performance solutions to the PC, gaming and data market. We've invested heavily in Zen-based CPU roadmaps, RDNA graphics architectures, and the 7nm manufacturing process.
What is the biggest challenge customers face in 2020?
What are the keys to success for AMD partners in 2020?
Will it be 2020…?
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Do you think 2020 will be the year AMD reigns? Will we see a preview in video games?
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