AMD confirms that they have more 7nm products ramping at TSMC
AMD confirms that they have more 7nm products ramping at TSMC
In addition to this, Lisa Su stated that AMD has a “rich 7nm portfolio” that stretches beyond “the products that we have currently announced in the coming quarters”. This answer came in response to a question from Hans Mosesmann, who asked about “high-end Navi and mobile 7nm CPUs”.Â
While Lisa Su didn’t explicitly mention a higher-end Navi series GPU, she did respond to the question by saying that “they are coming” and that AMD’s “execution on those are on track”. This implies that AMD has a new Navi graphics cards in the works alongside a Zen 2 based Ryzen mobile component.Â
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As of late, AMD has been playing its cards close to its chest. We know that AMD plans to release 7nm mobile CPU and higher-end RDNA graphics cards at some point, but the company knows that it cannot afford to let its competition look too deeply into the company’s product roadmap.Â
On the consumer side, we expect AMD to release Ryzen 3rd Generation Threadripper series processors sometime in Q4 2019. Beyond that we expect AMD to reveal their Zen 2 based Ryzen mobile processors in late Q4 2019 or Q1 2020, possibly at CES 2020. With Intel’s early 10nm offering being limited to a small selection of mobile components, AMD has an opportunity to take market share from their biggest rival within this lucrative market, but only if they can release Zen 2 mobile processors on schedule.Â
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