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Microsoft's next-gen Xbox has an AMD chip

"In this next chapter with Xbox, we’re not just pushing pixels. We’re reimagining what’s possible" — AMD comments on its partnership with Microsoft

AMD's Lisa Su has released a new video detailing the new Xbox partnership from the chip maker's end. It sounds incredibly exciting indeed.

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Xbox partners with AMD to co-develop AI-powered chips for next-gen gaming devices

Xbox has announced a multi-year strategic partnership with semiconductor company AMD to co-engineer silicon for its next generation of gaming devices through its official YouTube channel. The collaboration will span consoles,

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Microsoft’s next-gen Xbox has an AMD chip inside and is ‘not locked to a single store’

Microsoft is confirming today that it’s working on a next-gen Xbox console in partnership with AMD. Xbox president Sarah Bond made the announcement in a minute-long video posted to YouTube, promising to deliver “an Xbox experience not locked to a single store or tied to one device.”

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Xbox and AMD are teaming up to redefine next-gen gaming

X box and AMD have entered into a partnership that will see the latter make chipsets for future Xbox hardware, including ...

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Xbox is building a new console with AMD. And releasing handhelds. And a VR headset.

Gamers will be able to play PC games as well as their Xbox favorites on the new handhelds. The Xbox Ally X comes loaded with ...

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First PS6, Xbox Next Details Analyzed – Next-Gen Console Watch

Welcome back to Next-Gen Console Watch! This week, Daemon, Ryan, and Max analyze Xbox's recent announcement that they're ...

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Xbox’s next-gen tease proves it: Windows is the future of Microsoft gaming

Xbox's teaser video ostensibly announced next-gen silicon made with AMD. But really, it tipped Microsoft's hand: Windows is ...

Xbox and AMD deal explained: What are they working on?

In short, Xbox is working with AMD to create a 10th-generation console and handhelds, with the latter most likely to be made by third-party vendors such as Asus.

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