Lisa Su, President and CEO of AMD, identified artificial intelligence (AI) and gaming as core areas of computing, presenting a vision to combine the two technologies to meet the demand for high-performance computing.
On October 7, Su spoke during a Q&A session with Korean gamers at the 'AMD Gamer Day' event held at Dragon City in Seoul, alongside Jack Huynh, Senior Vice President of AMD's Computing and Graphics Group.
AMD Gamer Day is an event designed for AMD to share its latest technologies and vision with the Korean gaming community, providing essential computing resources such as central processing units (CPUs) and graphics processing units (GPUs).
Su stated, "While AI is elevating computing performance to new heights, gaming also demands very high performance. Our goal is to support all consumers and enterprise users who require high-performance computing."
She added, "This includes actually combining AI and gaming. As AI becomes increasingly important, you will see the integration of Ryzen and AI in our latest products."
Su emphasized that the high standards and feedback from gamers drive technological advancement, noting that all gaming sectors, including PC, console, and portable devices, are important to AMD.
"Over the past decade, looking at the gaming community, users in Korea who utilize Ryzen CPUs and Radeon GPUs are among the most passionate and high-performing gamers in the world," she remarked.
Jack Huynh also introduced AMD's gaming technology roadmap utilizing machine learning.
He discussed the game screen upscaling technologies FSR4 and FSR Redstone, stating, "These technologies go beyond simple image upscaling to include frame generation and restoration, making games faster and more visually appealing."
Huynh announced plans to apply machine learning technology to accelerated processing units (APUs) that integrate CPUs and GPUs by the end of this year, with future expansions to portable devices.
Regarding the direction of AI technology development, he emphasized, "It is about expanding tools to enable developers to work faster and better, rather than replacing their creative intentions."
Huynh noted that AMD technology is embedded in one billion gaming devices worldwide and pledged continued support for various platforms, including PlayStation, Xbox, and Steam Deck.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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