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Microsoft to use custom AMD chip for next-gen Xbox, will also be deployed on the cloud
The next generation of the Xbox video game console will use AMD silicon. More pertinently for this publication, the Xbox will be available over Microsoft's growing cloud gaming service, requiring the new AMD chip to be on Microsoft Azure.
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.
Xbox announced that they have partnered with AMD once again for a new multi-year partnership, but the finer details have yet ...
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 announced a partnership with AMD to power the next generation of Xbox, including its first-party future Xbox ...
The next gen Xbox will include both a home and portable console, but it’s unclear whether the rumoured Steam support is going ...
Seemingly out of the blue, Microsoft has come out and announced that it’s teaming up with AMD for its next generation of Xbox ...
The ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X handhelds are designed to bridge the gap between console and PC gaming, however neither ...
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Microsoft hasn't yet revealed the price tag on the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X, but don't expect it to be light on your wallet.
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