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Published: May 11, 2017 | Source: Videocardz | Author: Mark Campbell

AMD to hold a Computex 2017 Press conference

AMD to hold a Computex 2017 Press conference

AMD to hold a Computex 2017 Press conference

 
Computex 2017 is set to be a huge show for AMD’s upcoming products, with the company reportedly planning to release new HEDT Zen CPUs for the server market as well as a large range of new Vega-based GPU products. 
 
Below is an email that has been sent to several members of the hardware press, stating that AMD will be holding a press conference at Computex on May 31st. At this event, AMD states that hey will be bringing “innovation and competition back to the high-performance desktop market” thanks to their new Ryzen-based Naples CPUs. 

 


Computex 2017 is fast approaching so we wanted to share a save-the-date for the AMD press conference, scheduled for May 31st from 10 a.m. – 11 a.m.

Hosted by AMD CEO, Dr. Lisa Su and other key AMD executives, you will have the opportunity to hear more about the latest products and leading-edge technologies coming from AMD in 2017. The past year has seen AMD bringing innovation and competition back to the high-performance desktop market with the release of Ryzenâ„¢ processors and we look forward to providing new details on 2017 products and the ecosystems, both OEM and channel, that will support them.

 

At this press conference, AMD is also said to be providing new info on their 2017 products. This means that Vega will likely make an appearance at this event as well as some information on the companies upcoming Ryzen-series APUs. 

 

AMD to hold a Computex 2017 Press conference  

Naples and Vega will be a great product combination in AMD’s upcoming 2017 product lineup, with AMD offering server-grade CPUs with vastly more PCIe lanes than their competition to create large GPU focuses server/compute clusters.

AMD’s new Vega GPUs will also be able to utilise external memory to great effect, which works well with Naples’ 8-channel memory solutions to allow AMD-based servers to work with huge datasets.   

With Naples, AMD is set to take back their position in the server market, securing additional revenue for the company and bringing them back into competition with Intel in the enterprise CPU market.  

 

You can join the discussion on AMD’s Computex 2017 press conference on the OC3D Forums. 

 

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