AMD broadcasts live from E3 2019 - shows the next generation of gaming products

There are two weeks left until the electronics fair Computex 2019 in Taipei, Taiwan, where components in all their forms are at the center. It has already been confirmed that AMD will inaugurate the fair and share more details about the next generation of processors and graphics cards, based on the long-awaited architectures Zen 2 and Navi respectively.

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.@AMD is headed to # E3 for a special #NextHorizonGaming event! If you’re in LA, join us at @TheNovoDTLA, or watch our livestream to learn about AMD’s next-generation products that will power new PC, console and cloud gaming experiences for years to come. https://t.co/yEhN7N5dV6 pic.twitter.com/sTsD9Au7RB
— AMD Gaming (@AMDGaming) 14 May 2019

Now AMD announces that almost two weeks later they will hold their own event during E3 2019 called “Next Horizon Gaming”. The event takes place at 15:00 (00:00 Swedish time) on Monday 10 June, the night before Tuesday. The event will be broadcast live on the company’s official channels on Youtube and Facebook.

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On stage for Next Horizon Gaming is AMD’s CEO Lisa Su, who will present the next generation of products for PC, game consoles and the cloud. Reasonably, the event should provide further details about the Ryzen 3000 series and the “Navi” graphics architecture. In addition to new hardware, AMD is joined by major game developers, with the promise that these will provide exclusive previews of some of the year’s most anticipated game titles.

Shortly before the announcement of E3 2019, AMD announced that the event at Computex 2019 will be broadcast live, also via the company’s official channels on Youtube and Facebook. This takes place on May 27 at 10:00 local time in Taipei, ie at 04:00 in Sweden.

The launch of the Ryzen 3000 series processors will take place this summer and will be closely followed by new Radeon graphics cards with the Navi architecture.