AMD has confirmed that its CEO, Lisa Su, will deliver a keynote address at CES 2026, which will take place in January. This will be the company's head's first appearance on the main stage of the event in two years.
While Lisa Su's participation itself does not guarantee major announcements, the community has taken this news as a signal that the company is ready to present something significant — be it processors based on the Zen 6 architecture, video cards based on RDNA 5, or updated models within the current generation.
Rumors about possible new products are circulating actively. The network is discussing a hypothetical Radeon RX 10090 XT with 32 GB of video memory, increased frequencies, and RDNA 4.5 architecture, as well as 24-core Zen 6 processors with a record base frequency. But so far, these are just assumptions — AMD traditionally adheres to a two-year cycle between generations, and the release of new architectures as early as January seems unlikely.
Nevertheless, CES traditionally sets the tone for the technological year, and Lisa Su's participation in 2026 may mean that AMD has big plans for the near future.