Tesla's tweaked Model S and X will pack custom AMD RDNA 2 GPUs
AMD semi-custom technology is inside of the Xbox, PlayStation, Tesla, future Samsung phones, gaming PCs, supercomputers, and more.
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AMD semi-custom technology is inside of the Xbox, PlayStation, Tesla, future Samsung phones, gaming PCs, supercomputers, and more.
Dr. Lisa Su, the CEO of AMD, had a great time presenting her Computex keynote address. AMD continues to make inroads in the server and workstation markets with EPYC, while their Ryzen desktop CPUs are the first choice for PC enthusiasts. AMD RDNA 2 graphics are pretty darn good, however there is no denying that Nvidia dominates the graphics market. And then we have laptops to consider and yes, Dr. Su delivered a ‘one final thing’ moment before she signed off. Watch the video via our VIMEO Channel (Below) or over on YouTube at 2160p HERE One quick and simple item to report is that Zen 3 A...
AMD partners with Samsung for its next-gen Exynos SoC which will pack a custom RDNA 2 architecture with ray tracing, and more.
Next-gen Exynos chip will support ray tracing and variable rate shading on June 1, 2021, 11:48 Forward-looking: AMD and Samsung announced a partnership to develop low power graphics technologies in 2019. Since then, no product has seen the light from this collaboration, but according to AMD's Lisa Su keynote during this year's Computex, that will change this year as Samsung plans to launch an Exynos chip powered by RDNA 2 graphics. "The next place you'll find RDNA 2 will be the high-performance mobile phone market," said AMD's CEO Lisa Su during the company's keynote at ...
AMD has partnered with Samsung for years to accelerate graphics innovation in the mobile market. Su added that they will add custom graphics IP to the next flagship mobile SoC of Samsung, including ray tracing and variable rate shading capabilities, according to The Verge. Exynos is the chip that Samsung uses for processors. In the United States, Samsung's Galaxy phones are equipped with Snapdragon SoCs from Qualcomm, but the Galaxy phones are equipped with Exynos chips in other countries. The Exynos models are generally regarded as less performant than their Qualcomm equivalents, but it w...