Microsoft Partners with AMD on the next generation of Xbox

Microsoft has announced a multi -year strategic agreement with AMD to participate in a silicone engineer through a group of devices, including Xbox Away Panels of the next generation.

The company said it will provide deeper visual quality, overwhelming games, artificial intelligence-powered experiences-based on a platform designed for players, are not connected to one store or device, and are completely compatible with your current Xbox Games Library.

Not surprisingly, given that AMD has partnered with Xbox on the previous two generations now, Microsoft is scheduled to start announcing the next generation of devices. This agreement is likely to have been present for a while since it took several years to finish the touches on the console.

In this case, it is possible that Microsoft is working with AMD on a design for the main game control unit, and it can also use AMD for Windows devices as well Asus Rog Xbox Ally and Asus Rog Xbox Ally x Handhelds The company announced last week at the summer festival.

Microsoft and Sony are clearly working on the next generation keyboards, and they may not want to fail to launch Nintendo Switch 2 that first appeared on June 5. However, the main competition for Xbox was always Sony, and we will see whether both companies fired its systems in the same year again, as it did in 2020.

Microsoft said it will work with AMD to run games from the next generation via devices, including keyboards, computers, hand, and cloud.

Cooperation aims to raise the level of the player’s experience by providing advanced graphics through improved visual quality, the most immersive game using artificial intelligence strength, and compatibility with the player’s current Xbox Games Library. Together, Xbox and AMD hope to enable playing devices in completely new ways, providing the Xbox experience designed for players – without limiting to one store or tied with one device.

At the same time, Xbox continues to work closely with the Windows team to ensure that Windows is the first primary system of games.

Sony also uses AMD for the previous two army of keyboards. AMD had an advantage over competitors NVIDIA and Intel because it contains a chip design that combines processor functions and graphics in the same package. And with the focus on the developers on the AMD structure, it is difficult for competitors to raise the control unit designs away from AMD.

However, Nintendo focused on NVIDIA chips and used NVIDIA for both the key and the key 2. I think it is time to prepare for the control unit war again. This will be the fifth generation of Xbox keyboards that I will cover.