The Ryzen 9000 series desktop processors, featuring the Zen 5 architecture, are set to launch in July 2024. The initial lineup includes the Ryzen 9 9950X, Ryzen 9 9900X, Ryzen 7 9700X, and Ryzen 5 9600X.

AMD CEO Lisa Su highlighted the importance of collaboration with key suppliers like TSMC and other partners in Taiwan during her speech at Computex in Taipei. She emphasized that the global nature of the semiconductor ecosystem requires strong partnerships and underscored AMD's commitment to maintaining a resilient and interconnected supply chain. By working closely with suppliers and partners, AMD aims to continue enhancing its AI capabilities, develop innovative products, and contribute to the growth of the AI industry.

AMD's approach to releasing AI chips now aligns with Nvidia's strategy, as they both commit to an annual release cycle. This approach ensures that both companies always have the most competitive portfolio, as the market requires newer products and capabilities.

The benefits of this approach include:

1. Keeping up with market demands: By releasing AI chips annually, AMD and Nvidia can ensure they are providing the latest technology to meet the rapidly evolving AI market's needs.
2. Competitive edge: An annual release cycle allows both companies to stay competitive by offering new capabilities and improvements over their previous chip versions.
3. Consistent innovation: Committing to a regular release cycle encourages consistent innovation and development within the industry, driving the advancement of AI technology.