When announcing the third quarter financial results for fiscal year 2019 recently, AMD CEO Lisa Su emphasized that Radeon GPUs will be "ubiquitous" in the future.
According to the current promotion status of Radeon graphics cards, including Sony's upcomingPlayStation 5, Microsoft's next Xbox One game consoleProject Scarlett, and Google's expected cloud streaming game service also uses Radeon display technology applications. Coupled with the current market sales performance of the Ryzen series processors, AMD's revenue performance continues to grow.
This year it announced thatRDNA display architectureAlthough the market share of the newly redesigned Radeon graphics card is still not as good as NVIDIA, it has obviously gained more support from many manufacturers in the market. It has even reached a cooperation agreement with Samsung to bring Radeon display technology to Samsung's processor products, and it is likely to be further extended toInternet of Things and vehicle driving system applications, allowing Radeon display technology to expand to more markets.
Su Zifeng said that Radeon display technology has now been deployed in PCs, game consoles, data centers, and even mobile devices, and will continue to expand to more product applications in the future, making Radeon display technology ubiquitous.
As for NVIDIA's previous revelation that its next Ampère-designed GPU will be manufactured by Samsung using 7nm process technology, AMD may also be able to deepen its partnership with Samsung and switch to Samsung for production of new GPU products in the future if TSMC's 7nm process technology production capacity reaches saturation.
However, Su Zifeng did not respond to this possibility.
