AMD Showcases Growing AI Hardware Arsenal at CES2026
Lisa Su says AMD chips power nonstop AI with OpenAI, Microsoft, and additional partnerships.
Lisa Su says AMD chips power nonstop AI with OpenAI, Microsoft, and additional partnerships.
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 6, 2026 — Advanced Micro Devices CEO Lisa Su showcased a new generation of artificial-intelligence chips and large-scale computing systems at her Consumer Electronics Show kickoff keynote on Monday evening. Su said that the Silicon Valley-based chipmaker is positioning itself to meet soaring demand from companies building AI models that reason, plan and operate continuously.
Moving beyond the experimental and is becoming core infrastructure, AI is forcing a redesign of how computers are built, connected and powered, she said.
AI is used by an estimated 1 billion people worldwide, with adoption projected to reach about 5 billion as the technology becomes embedded in work, health care, transportation and consumer devices, Su said.
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