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Microsoft’s Next-Gen Xbox : A Console That’s Actually a Gaming PC!
Central to the next-gen Xbox’s capabilities is Microsoft’s enduring partnership with AMD, a collaboration that has consistently pushed the boundaries of gaming technology. This relationship, which began with the Xbox One, has reached new heights with the integration of AMD’s Ryzen Z2 Extreme AI chip.
AMD's Lisa Su has released a new video detailing the new Xbox partnership from the chip maker's end. It sounds incredibly ...
The new AMD UDNA architecture will enable both PlayStation 6 and the next Xbox consoles to double their ray tracing performance, as well as their AI-related capabilities, according to ...
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While the ROG Xbox Ally will only play Xbox games that have PC versions natively, that won't be true of Xbox's next-gen ...
Microsoft announced Tuesday that it has signed a deal with AMD to “co-engineer silicon” — make the chips, in other words — for its “next-generation Xbox consoles.” President of Xbox Sarah Bond made ...
Microsoft has no plans to get out of the console business anytime soon. The company has been reiterating for a while that ...
“This is all about building you a gaming platform that’s always with you, so you can play the games you want across devices anywhere you want, delivering you an Xbox experience not locked to a single ...
Microsoft has hinted that its next-gen Xbox may be able to run third-party game stores, and if that ends up being true, it ...
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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