AMD Goes All-In On AI At CES 2026 With Ryzen AI 400 And MI455X

Last year's CES reveal from AMD was pretty cool. We got the Ryzen 9 9950X3D as well as the official launch of AMD's Ryzen AI Max 300 series—the "Strix Halo" family of super-APUs. AMD is heading up CES again this year, with Dr. Lisa Su delivering the opening keynote for the show. AMD's disclosures this year are a little thinner, though.

That's not to say there are no new announcements, but if you're hoping for new GPUs, Zen 6 CPUs, or anything of that nature, you'll have to wait a bit longer. Instead, we've got the long-leaked "Gorgon Point" Ryzen AI 400 series, a new 3D V-Cache desktop CPU, and a whole lot of software—all for AI, of course.

Gorgon Point Emerges As The Ryzen AI 400 Series