AMD at CES 2023

Join Dr. Lisa Su, AMD Chair and CEO, as she shares the AMD vision of pushing the limits of innovation to tackle some of the world’s toughest challenges and discusses how together we advance across multiple areas including AI, gaming, entertainment, healthcare, automotive and aerospace accompanied by product and news announcements, industry-leading guests and new demos.

00:00:00 Starting Soon
00:13:18 CES Introduction
00:17:41 AMD Introduction by Gary Shapiro, President and CEO Consumer Technology Association
00:19:25 Dr. Lisa Su, Chair and Chief Executive Officer, AMD
00:23:31 Introducing AMD Ryzen 7040 Series with AMD Ryzen AI
00:27:52 Panos Panay, EVP and Chief Product Officer, Microsoft
00:36:32 Enrique Lores, President and Chief Executive Officer, HP
00:45:45 Matt Zielinski, EVP and President, Lenovo
00:50:43 Introducing the fastest gaming processors in the world
00:54:59 Adaptive computing
00:56:06 Bob DeSantis, EVP and Chief Product Officer, Intuitive
01:03:51 Clarius
01:05:45 Peggy Johnson, Chief Executive Officer, MagicLeap
01:12:29 AMD in aerospace with Dr. Cady Coleman, Former NASA Astronaut
01:23:45 Sustainable computing in datacenters
01:24:24 AMD in 'Avatar: The Way of Water' by Wētā FX
01:25:45 High Performance Computing and AI
01:28:15 Previewing AMD Alveo V70 AI inference accelerator
01:29:40 Introducing MI300
01:33:30 Closing remarks

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[StiekemeHenk]

13:18 - Marketing starts.
22:57 - XDNA / AI / Ryzen 7040 Series Zen 4 laptop CPU
28:03 - Microsoft marketing / Importance of AI / Windows and AI conferencing features
35:25 - HP marketing / Hybrid work talk / New laptop
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41:47 - Gaming talk starts
43:16 - Ryzen 7045HX series / Laptop Zen 4 chiplet CPU
44:29 - RX 7000 series mobile GPU's / Laptops that'll have it
45:50 - Lenovo marketing / Laptops / AI
50:35 - Desktop / Ryzen 7000X3D
54:30 - Quick overview of 7000X3D
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55:20 - Adaptive computing / Cars, Wireless, Healthcare, Embedded markets
1:05:53 - Magic Leap marketing / AR, XR, VR
1:13:24 - Space marketing / FPGA's
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1:24:00 - Datacenter stuff

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[alun]

Came for Ryzen and Radeon desktop and laptop announcements, stayed for their advancements in healthcare and aerospace. Staggered by how much more than just gaming AMD really are.

[kiranmx]

Nvidia disabling YouTube comment section for it's CES event meanwhile AMD kept comments ON, says everything we need to know 🔥👌💪

[makanaima]

Dr. Lisa Su is such a good and comfortable presenter, who clearly actually understands what the heck she is saying. Way better than most of the folks up there on the stage with her, some who clearly had no idea what the tech jargon they were spouting means. Kudos to her for her great leadership at AMD.

[daedalduo]

Honestly, I think in a few years AMD will be renown as an enterprise company, rather than a consumer company. Lots of emphasis on embedded and data center. Keep up the good work AMD.

[Nersius]

42:50: Consumer coverage starts (mobile first, 50:35 for desktop)

[linusevosonic]

Settle’s it for me, Asus X670e ROG Board, 7950x3D and G-Skill DDR5 this year. Thank you, Lisa Su. ♥️♥️♥️♥️ ♥️♥️

[theSUBVERSIVE]

More people should be talking about MI300, a server SoC with CPU, GPU and AI-dedicated hardware all in the same package? That seems pretty huge and something that neither Intel nor Nvidia cal pull off right now.

[ksenchy]

I'm really happy you will be lowering the TDP in 3D cache series and started to follow the efficiency path again, it was after all one of the main sell points for me. Being more efficient than competition. Perusing the biggest number in an exponentially increasing problem in not a thing for me. I'm sold, I'm getting 7900x3D. Congrats and happy new year to you all

[dragomirivanov]

This is Chat GPT prediction gave me for Lisa Su speech:

Hello everyone,

It is my great pleasure to be here with you today to discuss the exciting developments happening at AMD. As you all know, our company has a long history of pushing the boundaries of technology and driving innovation in the industry. And I'm happy to say that we continue to do so today.

Over the past year, we have made significant progress in a number of areas. One of the biggest areas of focus for us has been in the field of artificial intelligence and machine learning. We have made significant investments in this area and have seen tremendous results. Our new line of processors, designed specifically for AI and machine learning applications, have received rave reviews and are being used by some of the most advanced companies and research institutions in the world.

But our focus on AI and machine learning is just one part of the story. We have also made significant strides in the field of graphics and gaming. Our latest graphics cards have set new standards for performance and are being used by gamers and content creators around the world.

In addition to these areas, we have also made significant investments in the field of data centers and cloud computing. Our new server processors are helping companies of all sizes handle the increasing demands of data-intensive workloads.

As we look to the future, we remain committed to driving innovation and pushing the boundaries of what is possible with technology. We are constantly seeking out new partnerships and opportunities to collaborate with other industry leaders. We believe that by working together, we can achieve even greater things and make a real difference in the world.

Thank you all for being here today and for your continued support of AMD. I look forward to the exciting developments that are sure to come in the years ahead.

[neliaironwood]

Keep in mind AMD isn't just all about PC gaming and CPUs, they also have a huge presence on the enterprise/data center industry. Some of the stuff they might plan would be at later press conferences this year, one at Computex and one in Q3/Q4 of this year. I think we'll se FSR 3.0 and a possible Ryzen 8000 teaser later this year.

[Furrrburger]

Damn that was a killer show, AMD is on fire!

[ftn]

AMD, solving climate change and world hunger, one slick marketing advertisement at a time.

[Cinzzano]

Great presentation, super well executed CES event, kudos to AMD in their innovation and always trying to go further. I am very exited with their server and industry progress and integration into so many different aspects of our life. I am also super exited with their X3D offerings, hopefully I wil be able to replace my Zen 3 5900X platform into Zen 4 7000X3D, it looks to be a monster of a choice right now.

[eazen]

Awesome! I enjoyed this show. Great to see AMD making big inroads in AI and X3D which I own myself.

[merkekeruysat]

How can Lisa remember all of this. It is incredible

[bluetech]

I'm most interested in how the RDNA3 iGPU performs relative to the current RDNA2 680m in the 6800/6900 APUs. If we can finally hit 1650/1650 Super performance without a dedicated GPU I will absolutely buy a laptop.

[JudgeFredd]

Stunning presentation - nice to see that AMD is not only about games performance...

[sirfrancisarthur]

What background screens were used, projector screen or something else?

[garry]

Awesome presentation, but I think AMD should also focus on RISC-V computing as that is a way more obvious future than Quantum computing. X86 will get phased out eventually and ARM is already a crowded market. Given RISC-V is significantly better than ARM and a lot better than X86, I would have loved to get some news that they were working on it.