
AMD's CEO Dr Lisa Su showing the new AMD Zen processor.
Seamus Bye/CNETAMD's finally ready to get back in the CPU fight against Intel, though its upcoming Zen CPUs will only be available in products in late 2016 or early 2017.
Designed as a scalable architecture, Zen will be first used for desktops, then in servers before making its way to AMD's accelerated processing units (APUs) for notebooks.
Codenamed "Summit Ridge," the eight-core, 16 thread Zen CPU made its first public appearance here in Taipei at Computex and will boast of a 40 percent increase in performance.
Be sure to check CNET's Computex hub for all the coverage from the show floors.
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