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You’ll want to tune into AMD’s kickoff for CES 2026<\/a> today if you’re interested in the company’s latest AI development and (possibly) new Ryzen chips. This is where the company will lay out its vision for AI applications across its consumer and enterprise offerings. The presentation \u2014 which is the lead keynote<\/a> for CES 2026 \u2014 will be led by CEO Dr. Lisa Su.<\/p>\n We’ll tell you how to tune in to the livestream and what else you can expect to see.<\/p>\n Dr. Su will deliver a keynote speech from the Palazzo Ballroom at the Venetian on Monday, January 5 at 9:30PM ET (6:30PM PT). You can watch the event live on the CES YouTube channel<\/a> (we’ve embedded the livestream below).<\/p>\n While AMD says it’s keeping its product details under wraps<\/a>, we can expect “updates on AI solutions, from cloud to enterprise, edge and devices.”<\/p>\n It’s also likely that AMD will unveil its new versions of the Ryzen chips during its keynote on Monday, as Su will talk about the “advancements driven by Ryzen CPUs.” That could include the Ryzen 7 9850X3D, which is expected to have better single-threaded performance<\/a>. Additionally, we can expect to see the Ryzen 9000G series, which is potentially built with AMD’s Zen 5 architecture.<\/p>\n Regarding AI, AMD could further discuss its new FSR Redstone<\/a> technology, which it previously previewed on December 10. AMD’s upscaling tech aims to close the gap on NVIDIA’s DLSS 4, which was announced during CES 2025.<\/p>\n Su’s presentation caps off CES’s press day, so she’ll be taking the stage in the hours after rivals NVIDIA<\/a> and Intel present their chipmaking and AI plans to the world. As a reminder of how cross-linked these companies have become: OpenAI has pledged billions of dollars of hardware orders to AMD<\/a>, while rival NVIDIA has invested billions in OpenAI<\/a> \u2014 and taken a stake worth billions in Intel<\/a>, too.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nHow to watch AMD’s keynote live<\/h2>\n
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