As expected, AMD had quite a bit to talk about at this year’s CES, although not all of it was strictly consumer focused. The company spent a lot of its keynote talking to partners about how AMD’s products are used in…
As expected, AMD had quite a bit to talk about at this year’s CES, although not all of it was strictly consumer focused. The company spent a lot of its keynote talking to partners about how AMD’s products are used in their workflows, and what they’re capable of. To our surprise, both Lewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff of the Mercedes-AMG F1 team came on to talk about the “insane” amount of computer horsepower needed for development of the team’s car and race plans. Hamilton also talked up the PlayStation 5, a console that features both an AMD CPU and GPU under-the-hood, which he says he thoroughly enjoys enough to carry it around on travel. For those hoping to see the release of some new CPUs and GPUs for the desktop, there’s unfortunately nothing to really talk about. CEO Lisa Su did talk at some length about RDNA2’s desktop launch this past fall, but no new products have been announced.
