At the Ryzen 7000 series processor launch event in Austin, Texas AMD President Dr. Zifeng Su answered questions from the audience about the end of the supply chain for its new CPU releases.
She replied, “Indeed, if you look back over the last 18 months, it does vocalize a lot of issues, both in terms of capacity constraints and logistics. From AMD’s perspective, we have dramatically increased our overall tea capacity in terms of wafers, substrates and back-end. So with the launch of Zen 4, we don’t anticipate any supply shortages.”
“On a logistical level, it takes longer to ship to each region. Much so that we held the event at the end of August, but will go on sale on September 27. Truthfully, one of the reasons for doing that is to make sure we have the product in every region so that people can actually consider a full purchase.”
A number of high-end motherboards will be available on September 27, as well as four different Ryzen 7000 series processors. Prices and parameters for the processors are shown below.
