Microsoft's plans for its next generation of Xbox devices, which will reportedly leverage AMD's upcoming Magnus chips, just ...

AMD’s share in the desktop PC market climbed by a mammoth total of 9.2 percentage points versus last year, a ringing ...

AMD's semi-custom 'Magnus' APU for the next-gen Xbox has a unique, flexible design for scaling: new Xbox to compete with ...

AMD confirmed during its Q2 2025 earnings call that it's working with Microsoft on custom Xbox chips for next-gen consoles, ...

Spotted by Tom Warren on Twitter (now X), the Amazon US page for the white, base model ROG Xbox Ally is now live. The listing ...

Xbox and AMD announce a new multi-year hardware partnership to co-engineer next-gen console silicon. The partnership focuses on improved graphics, immersive AI-powered gameplay, and backward ...

In the darkness bind them AMD is getting chummy with Microsoft again and is cooking up a custom chip that will run the ...

Together, Xbox and AMD hope to enable play across devices in entirely new ways, delivering an Xbox experience designed for players – without being confined to a single store or tied to one device.

Xbox President Sarah Bond hosted the announcement video in which Xbox confirmed its AMD partnership. “Together with AMD, we’re advancing the state of the art in gaming silicon to deliver the ...

It's now been confirmed that AMD will power the upcoming hardware, as it did with the Xbox Series X/S. Xbox president Sarah Bond made the announcement in a short video.

Nothing new there, since the Xbox Series X/S already runs on AMD, and so does Sony’s PlayStation 5. Nintendo's still mucking about with Nvidia silicon, but they’re on their own little trip.

Microsoft (MSFT) and AMD (AMD) on Tuesday announced that they’re partnering up to develop custom chips for the next generation of Xbox systems ranging from in-home to handheld consoles.