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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 35396, member: 636"]
AMD plans to talk about new computer tech on May 21 at Computex in Taiwan. The company will stream its press event online at 11 AM local time for people who want to watch from home. Jack Huynh, who runs part of AMD, will speak about fresh ideas that help with gaming, regular computers, and work machines. He promised to bring important business partners on stage with him during the show. AMD hopes these announcements will change how people use artificial intelligence in their devices.

The timing falls near when AMD might release its RX 9060 XT graphics card for gamers. But this card probably is not the main AI breakthrough they plan to discuss at the event. Instead, AMD might show off special software or models that make computers think more like humans. The company could also hint at future products without giving away all details since their current chips still sell well. Fans should expect news about powerful workstation computers that professionals use for complex tasks.

If they cannot attend in person, people can watch the whole presentation live on AMD's website. A recording will appear after the event finishes for anyone who misses it. Computer enthusiasts look forward to seeing what AMD creates next for everyday users. The press team mentioned both work machines and gaming gear in their announcement. Tech reporters plan to travel to Taipei next month to cover all the news as it happens.
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