AMD has confirmed that it will unveil its next-generation product and technology roadmaps during its highly anticipated Financial Analyst Day 2025 on November 11 in New York City.
The event is set to showcase the company’s future vision, spanning AI, data centers, gaming, and client computing.
Executives are expected to present long-term strategies, financial outlooks, and detailed updates on key product lines. Historically, these gatherings have been pivotal: at the 2022 event, AMD revealed its Zen 5 CPUs, RDNA 3 graphics, and CDNA 4 accelerators. This year, all eyes are on Zen 6 “Venice” and future Zen 7 CPUs, along with fresh details about next-generation Ryzen processors for both desktop and mobile.
The company’s AI-focused Instinct accelerators will take center stage as well. With the MI400 and MI500 already in the pipeline, AMD is now preparing to map out its roadmap beyond 2027, reflecting its yearly cadence in AI hardware. Meanwhile, gamers and professionals alike anticipate hints about the next step after RDNA 4, with RDNA 5 or even UDNA GPUs possibly entering the spotlight.
Beyond hardware, AMD is doubling down on its software ecosystem, particularly ROCm for AI developers, and expanding its strategy with XDNA-based NPUs to better compete in the rapidly growing AI acceleration market. Combined, these efforts position AMD as a formidable rival not just in CPUs and GPUs, but across the entire computing stack.
With competitors aggressively moving into AI and data center markets, AMD’s November showcase will be critical in shaping industry perception. For fans and investors alike, the event could mark a turning point in Team Red’s long-term battle for dominance.