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AMD Financial Analyst Day is happening today, on November 11. It’s not all just sales figures – there’s something to gain from paying attention as a regular PC user, though it is understandably more catered to those working within the tech industry. AMD will be discussing its long-term strategy, as well as revealing its latest technology roadmap.
Later today, AMD CEO will be joined by other leaders within the company to “share our long-term strategy, technology roadmap, and vision for the next era of computing”. The event is taking place in New York City at 1 PM (local time).
When to watch AMD Financial Analyst Day
AMD has revealed that the event kicks off at 1 PM Eastern Time. We’ve converted that into a bunch of different time zones just below. Our countdown clock also makes it obvious exactly when the livestream will begin; CEO Lisa Su will be leading the presentation.
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- US Pacific (PST) – 10 AM
- US Eastern (EST) – 1 PM
- United Kingdom (GMT) – 6 PM
- Germany (CEST) – 7 PM
- Mumbai, India (IST) – 11:30 PM
- Sydney, Australia (AEDT) – 5 AM, November 12
- Auckland, New Zealand (NZDT) – 7 AM, November 12
Where to watch AMD Financial Analyst Day
The first thing to note is that you need to register before you can tune in to the AMD livestream – it isn’t simply available on YouTube like PlayStation State of Play, which also happens to be taking place today. Head on over to the registration page here and complete the form. Do note that it requires your name, company, and title, which makes it clear that this event is business-focused.
We don’t expect AMD to plainly present its next graphics cards and CPUs, as these kinds of announcements tend to take place at more consumer-focused events (and are often leaked ahead of time). Instead, the company is more likely to outline its upcoming architectures and software. We look forward to seeing any news on the next-gen UDNA graphics architecture, as well as FSR Redstone, a suite of machine learning tech to build upon FSR 4. Last time we heard, FSR Redstone was still on track for 2025.
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