After a busy November and December in the desktop CPU and GPU space, AMD starts off 2021 with renewed focus on mobile processors. The virtual CES 2021 is the backdrop for announcing the AMD Ryzen 5000 Series mobile chips codenamed Cezanne. AMD CEO and President, Lisa Su, announced 13 new processors that build on the momentum created by Ryzen 4000 Series Mobile (Renoir) from March last year. The 13-chip stack is split into two established camps. Five models are designated U-Series, meaning they're designed for thin-and-light laptops which usually accommodate 15W TDP chips. The further eight are from the performance H-series family (35W+), primed for high-performance gaming and content creator laptops that usually ship with a discrete graphics card.