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AMD confirms keynote at Computex 2025

Earlier this week, Nvidia confirmed its plans for Computex 2025, with a keynote speech set to take place. Now, AMD has thrown its hat into the ring, with its own Computex keynote set to take place on May 21st. 

AMD will indeed return to Computex this year. The company will be hosting a press conference on Wednesday, May 21st at 11AM UTC+8, which works out to 4AM for the UK. Don't worry though, a replay will be available to watch at more sensible viewing hours and we'll be reporting the news on KitGuru too.

The event will showcase AMD's latest advancements with AI in gaming, as well as in PCs and professional workloads. AMD Senior VP, Jack Huynh, will take the stage for the announcements. AMD CEO, Lisa Su, will be hosting a separate press conference in June, focused further on AI advancements.

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KitGuru Says: AI was the talk of Computex last year and that won't be changing for 2025. 

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