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PowerColor teases a new concept of a consumer Radeon graphics card, featuring an AI NPU processor that reduces power consumption by up to 20%.

Microsoft's Auto Auto SR will be confined to a few games at launch as the firm looks to focus on Copilot+ PCs and the emerging ARM platform.

AMD has launched a new version of its Radeon Adrenalin Edition drivers that add support for Radeon Anti-Lag 2, a new version of its low latency tech that's being tested with Valve's Counter-Strike 2.

The company pulled in $22 billion for its data center hardware in the previous quarter alone.

The next generation of Radeon graphics cards is now officially listed in AMD documentation, with Navi48 and Navi44 both in ROCm file.

The ASML machines that make Nvidia GeForce gaming GPUs, as well as AMD Ryzen CPUs, in TSMC factories, could be switched off remotely.

AMD has released its latest Radeon Adrenalin Software 24.5.1 driver which adds Hellblade 2 & Ghost of Tsushima support.

AMD starts looking at sales of datacenter GPUs more optimistically, expects sales of Instinct MI300, other processors to top $4 billion in 2024.

ASUS has launched the first dual-fan variants of the AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX & RX 7900 XT GPUs, featuring overclocked specs out of the box.

AMD celebrates its 55th birthday, growing from a microprocessor supplier to one of the most successful in the technology industry.