Tuesday, January 12th 2021

AMD CES 2021 Keynote Address by CEO Dr Lisa Su: Live Blog

AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su is delivering an official keynote address for the 2021 International CES expo, and we are live blogging it.

15:58 UTC: Dr Lisa Su, as always takes centerstage on the 2021 International CES keynote for her address.

16:00 UTC: Here we go:
16:02 UTC: CEA president introduces Dr Lisa Su
16:04 UTC: Are we in a Black Mirror episode?

16:04 UTC: It's an honor to keynote CES for the second time: Dr Su.
16:06 UTC: "2020 was our most productive year thanks to technology".
16:07 UTC: A word on the AMD COVID19 HPC fund provided 12 PFLOP/s of compute power to researchers.

16:08 UTC: AMD"s donation includes compute time from EPYC processors and Instinct AI processors: the academia at large.

16:09 UTC: Zoom, Cisco Webex and Microsoft Teams kept civilization productive.
16:12 UTC: Panos Panay of Microsoft talks about the revolution in digital collaboration. AMD EPYC has powered Microsoft's back-end in a big way.
16:14 UTC: Panay: "AMD's momentum is incredible." AMD-Microsoft partnership transcends the Xbox Series X/S, Azure Cloud for EPYC, X-Cloud, and PC ecosystem (Ryzen and Radeon).

16:19 UTC: 300 million PCs sold in 2020, 2nd best year on record, after 2014.
16:19 UTC: New "Zen 3" processors
16:20 UTC: Ryzen 5000 Mobile processors "Cezanne," powered by Zen 3.
16:21 UTC: Tiger Lake is in trouble, as AMD promises big performance gains over Renoir.
16:23 UTC: More performance and battery life.
16:24 UTC: Ryzen 9 5900HX and 5980HX—high-performance unlocked mobile processors for gaming notebooks. Both new processors have 8 cores, 16 threads and 16 MB L3 cache with a TDP of 45 W+. The Ryzen 9 5900HX runs at up to 4.6 GHz Boost, the Ryzen 9 5980HX runs at up to 4.8 GHz Boost.
16:24 UTC: Ryzen 9 5900HX crushes i9-10980HK and will be available in February.
16:26 UTC: A little chat with HP CEO Enrique Lores. PC has become "essential" in 2020
16:29 UTC: Gaming time!
16:30 UTC: The hottest products in the world today are Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5, both use Ryzen and Radeon tech. "We exceeded our goals with RDNA2"
16:31 UTC: We'll be bringing RDNA2 to gaming notebooks next: Dr Su, coming 1H 2021. A demo of DiRT 5 is shown running at 1440p, ultra-high with over 60 FPS on their "reference design" notebook.
16:32 UTC: Note the two cards on the right side. These seem to be the Navi 22 based Radeon RX 6700 and RX 6700 XT. Pretty sexy reference designs, even with two fans, or just one.
16:32 UTC: A chat with ILM Lucasfilm VP of Technology. ILM's new Sydney render farm exclusively uses AMD hardware: EPYC and Threadrippers,
16:35 UTC: A chat with YY from Lenovo to talk about next-gen servers and workstations powered by AMD, references to Threadripper PRO. More Legion and Yoga products powered by AMD likely in 2021. Lenovo is betting big on 5G-capable client devices.
16:40 UTC: AMD talks with Lewis Hamilton
16:42 UTC: Hamilton plays a PlayStation 5 and used to build computers for his Dad! Mercedes AMG F1 designs everything in-house, on machines powered by AMD.
16:44 UTC: AMD 3rd generation EPYC powered by "Zen 3" incoming... the biggest cloud providers offer and are powered by AMD EPYC.
16:49 UTC: New Zen 3-based EPYC server processors codenamed "Milan" are launching. Same 64-core count.
16:50 UTC: A demo of WRF weather simulation software is shown. Two AMD EPYC Milan 32-core processors go up against two Intel Xeon Gold 6258R processors. AMD beats Intel's fastest chips by 68%. "Later this quarter" for EPYC launch.
And this concludes the AMD CES 2021 Event. Thanks everyone!
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35 Comments on AMD CES 2021 Keynote Address by CEO Dr Lisa Su: Live Blog

#26
L'Eliminateur
i feel for BTranrur having to cover this horrible terrible and shitty presentation in realtime, it was a superlong circlejerk full of corpo-bullshit and cringe super rich people hand-jobbing eachother.
When they brough Hamilton, that was the pinnacle or cringiness, the dude looked bored AF and super forced to do that terrible appearance, like those terribad japanese commercials with hollywood famous actors(well.. not so much, those are actually fun to watch, this was... cringe)

¿Actual tangible usable products?, practically nothing.
The direction of the keynote was all over the place, "desktop is super important" then cuts to "so now we have this amazing LAPTOP processors that are our focus" W T F, ¿who edited this?, this was a flaming trainwreck that made Intel "AMD" keynote good in comparison.

check out GN video that mirrors this sentiment
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#27
Patriot
RandallFlaggWho said they "cannot make"? I think it is a choice to use their capacity to fill the biggest part of the market, I shouldn't have to detail this to you if you are thinking straight...
You're not well informed. Ice Lake was in the #1 selling thin and light laptop in the world, the Macbook Air. That is major volume. I suggest you go educate yourself on the share of desktop/laptop parts the top 7 OEMs have (of which Apple is one). There are and have been many Ice Lake options for all of 2020.
It speaks to the state of it yes, in that it is shipping in massive volumes right now.
All you need to do to educate yourself is go to the top 7 OEMs who comprise 80 - 85% of the market, and see what they have for sale. It isn't hard.
Intel... Intel said they cannot make...
www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-cpu-10nm-earnings-amd,36967.html
www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-announces-delay-to-7nm-processors-now-one-year-behind-expectations (ctrl+f for 10nm to highlight relevant sections)

I was very clearly talking about icelake server chips, they have been unable to make LARGE 10nm chips, and have only been able to make small 2-4c mobile chips that have less cores than previous gen chips.
But thank you for confirming that they can only make small 10nm chips due to yield issues...

I suggest you educate yourself to the whole of the market before attacking others in the future. Datacenter is where the money is at, unless you can't make the chips to compete, and they have been unable to do so.

www.servethehome.com/intel-ice-lake-xeon-now-in-production/ More details about how they have been abusing shipping/production terms.

I look forward to Intel returning to competitiveness, there is no need to shill them, they don't care about you and neither does any other vendor.
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#28
Tom Sunday
I entered a position with AMD twice in April & May 2020. My 401K leading the way. The tech-sites in their unrelenting and daily AMD raves then driving my additional May investment. Today at around $92 per share I am however cashing-in. AMD in the weeks to come will thus be buying me a new luxury car with cash in hand. It's called not to be greedy and 'get while the getting is good.' AMD has done very well but the big question remains: "Can their stock be considered a long term hold?" The stock for me essentially went from $40 - $90 and I am now questioning if this can be repeated? Many here have the same question in mind. My take...what difference does it make, as when I sit behind the wheel of a brand new car my 'Porsche Design' aviator sunglasses turn into rose colored glasses and life is good. WTF!
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#29
RandallFlagg
PatriotIntel... Intel said they cannot make...
www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-cpu-10nm-earnings-amd,36967.html
www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-announces-delay-to-7nm-processors-now-one-year-behind-expectations (ctrl+f for 10nm to highlight relevant sections)

I was very clearly talking about icelake server chips, they have been unable to make LARGE 10nm chips, and have only been able to make small 2-4c mobile chips that have less cores than previous gen chips.
But thank you for confirming that they can only make small 10nm chips due to yield issues...

I suggest you educate yourself to the whole of the market before attacking others in the future. Datacenter is where the money is at, unless you can't make the chips to compete, and they have been unable to do so.

www.servethehome.com/intel-ice-lake-xeon-now-in-production/ More details about how they have been abusing shipping/production terms.

I look forward to Intel returning to competitiveness, there is no need to shill them, they don't care about you and neither does any other vendor.
Bro, this is 2021..

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#30
Patriot
RandallFlaggBro, this is 2021..

I see you have trouble reading the sources rather than the just the header. Would you like me to copy the relevant sections for you to explain how an old article shows that they have delayed multiple times?

Here is the 2nd one that you did even bother to read the header on where the CEO comes out and goes, oh shit, its still fucking broke, and so is 7nm that was supposed to save us. And the stock came crashing down.
www.tomshardware.com/news/i...m-processors-now-one-year-behind-expectations (ctrl+f for 10nm to highlight relevant sections)
Perhaps if you are going to ask people to cite everything, you should read more than the hyperlink.
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#31
RandallFlagg
PatriotI see you have trouble reading the sources rather than the just the header. Would you like me to copy the relevant sections for you to explain how an old article shows that they have delayed multiple times?

Here is the 2nd one that you did even bother to read the header on where the CEO comes out and goes, oh shit, its still fucking broke, and so is 7nm that was supposed to save us. And the stock came crashing down.
www.tomshardware.com/news/i...m-processors-now-one-year-behind-expectations (ctrl+f for 10nm to highlight relevant sections)
Perhaps if you are going to ask people to cite everything, you should read more than the hyperlink.
I think your childish post and foul language pretty much speaks for itself. I won't be responding to you further.
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#33
Patriot
RandallFlaggI think your childish post and foul language pretty much speaks for itself. I won't be responding to you further.
K bud.
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#34
95Viper
Keep it on topic.
Report problems... do not post in response, as, it is against the rules and can possibly continue adding to the problem.

Thank You and have a good day.
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