AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su to Headline CES 2026: How AI Is Accelerating the Next Era of Computing

AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su to Headline CES 2026: How AI Is Accelerating the Next Era of Computing

Dr. Lisa Su reveal AMD’s AI vision transforming industries worldwide through innovation at CES 2026. #CES26


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Recognized by TIME and Fortune as one of the world’s most influential leaders, Dr. Su will highlight AMD’s role in accelerating the future of AI innovation—from the cloud and enterprise to edge computing and AI‑powered devices. Her dynamic keynote on January 5 at 6:30 p.m. in the Palazzo Ballroom at The Venetian will showcase how AMD’s cutting‑edge CPUs, GPUs, and adaptive computing technologies reshape industries and deliver real‑world impact.

“A CES keynote spotlights the leaders setting the global technology agenda,” said Gary Shapiro, CEO, CTA. “Dr. Su’s vision for high‑performance AI solutions continues to push boundaries.”


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