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CES 2019 will celebrate the first Keynote in history by Lisa Su, CEO of AMD

This year at CES 2019 we will see the first Keynote in the history of AMD at this event where Lisa Su will speak about the company's future plans.

One of the biggest events in the hardware world is CES that takes place every year in Las Vegas during the second week of the year. This year will be special as we will have a Keynote by Lisa Su, CEO and President of AMD, who will talk about the present and future of the company. The conference will be held on January 9, 2019 at 9:00 am PT.

Lisa Su, CEO of AMD, to perform a Keynote during CES 2019

It may seem somewhat irrelevant, but it is more important because it is the first time in history that AMD performs a Keynote during CES, something quite curious since NVIDIA and Intel have done it on several occasions.

This conference comes after a key year for the company, where the company has launched a large number of products and has announced the first processors and graphics cards that will be based on silicon with 7nm lithography, in addition to having up to ten different product families on the market today.

This conference according to AMD will focus on the future of the company focusing on computing technologies, video games and the visualization of various applications and innovative solutions.

Little else is known on the basis of this Keynote, but it is possible that more data will be given regarding the graphs based on the Vega 20 silicon or perhaps regarding the EPYC Rome. No news is expected in the field of desktop processors or what is the same, Ryzen based on Zen 2 @ 7nm, although it is not ruled out to be able to see something from Navi 12 @ 7nm based on the GCN architecture.

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Robert Sole

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