On the activities of the Taipei computer exhibition, AMD reconfirmed the graphics roadmap and promised that every year a new GPU product would be launched. For example, this year is 7Nm Vega, next year is 7Nm Navi (Cassiopeia)...

On the consumer desktop, AMD CPU is expected to reach 20% by the end of the year, and will increase gradually in the next few years. This firepower has made Intel a bit of a "prickle", from last year and this year's Taipei computer exhibition unusually a multi - core CPU can be seen, but, to make Intel more anxious in fact still behind, that is, the server / data center and other enterprise chip business.

After the collapse of bitcoin, the share prices of chip companies that once relied on the "big profits" of the mine still rose fiercely.

Recently, AMD's sharp dragon processor normalised, but also exposed the combination of AMD and Intel. The processor has passed the test. But they seem to be not satisfied, and have prepared a flagship grade high-end processor.

AMD recently announced that 7Nms Zen 2 processor and MI 25 (Vega Refesh) have been designed and completed, and the former expects the end of the sample.

Under the force of AMD sharp dragon, the whole line of Intel is speeding up. The mainstream platform has been upgraded from 4 core 8 threads to 6 core 12 threads. However, facing the 8 core 16 threads of the sharp dragon 7 series, the Intel still appears to be a little less in the performance of multithreading.

AMD has released the latest new product roadmap, of which second generation Ryzen ThreadRipper (sharp threading tearing) announced the same, three new products including 16 core flagship 2950X, 12 core 2920X, 8 core 2900X, which are expected to be similar to the two generation of sharp dragon, with the new technology and new architecture (12NM Zen+), to further improve the frequency, reduce delay, heat. Design power consumption is expected to remain at 180W or slightly increase.

AMD company AMD launches a full series of Ryzen PRO commercial acceleration processors (APU), and is adopted by commercial OEM plants, DELL, HP, Lenovo, etc., and the three major factories have officially launched the notebook and desktop computers carrying the Ryzen PRO commercial platform. The industry expects AMD to be expected to effectively increase the market share in the commercial computer market. To break the situation in the market dominated by Intel.

As AMD relied on the sharp dragon processor to rebuild its heel in the CPU market, and Intel launched a new eighth generation of smart processors last year, it looks like the two have come back, and now as the Taipei computer exhibition in June approaches, there are more and more news about AMD and the new generation of Intel CPU.

AMD officially released the Dragon processor in 2017, which has been sought after by DIY enthusiasts, and sales of AMD processors have also risen steadily.