AMD Radeon RX Vega Release, News & Updates: Next-Gen Graphic Cards To Rock Largest PC & Hardware Exhibition in Taiwan
AMD Radeon RX Vega graphic card will be the highlight of world's largest PC and Hardware exhibition in Taipei, Taiwan. The AMD's graphics add-in-board partners are participated in the exhibition to show off their latest and the greatest graphic cards. The partners are even sending out invites which hint about the latest technology in the field of PC hardware.
Powercolor which is one of the AMD's add-in-board partners decided to showcase their achievements with respect to new technology and latest products which directly hints about AMD Radeon RX Vega. The company has started sending out invites of the exhibition which will take place on May 30 to June 5. You can check out the invitation here.
With the revelation of invitation, there is much hype that the Powercolor might unveil AMD Radeon RX Vega at the exhibition as its latest product. In addition to this, the RX 500 series may also have appeared at the exhibition. The AMD RX 500 series has already in the market, but can be seen at the exhibition.
Although the invites didn't mention the words Vega in their text, but the cryptic wording has raised the eyebrows. AMD Radeon RX Vega is the remaining new technology that has yet to be launched. It seems that the "latest technology" mentioned in the invite hinted about the latest chips from AMD.
AMD didn't comment on the Powercolor invites, and it is possible that company might discuss its long-term vision at an event happening in Sunnyvale, California on May 16th. The conference might include an overview by graphics guru Raja Koduri and even features AMD's roadmap including AMD's Radeon RX Vega and AMD Navi in future.
The tech community just cannot expect any announcement from the company on the May 16th event as it is just an event discussing the long-term vision and roadmap of the company. Now all eyes are hoping to see the AMD Radeon RX Vega release at E3 conference happening in June. AMD might announce its latest and fastest graphic cards at the event.