Also the NPU is listed as it's own thing. Suggests AMD aren't going to do anything similar to tensor, or that MS think they can do a better job.
Does not ARM64 have its own NPU's? I got a QNAP NAS with ARM CPU and the Mali GPU and it has a few NPU units.
AMD have already designed their own matrix cores for MI300. Obviously that's not Radeon, but we're talking console hardware that's still like five years away, so they'd have plenty of time to integrate some evolution of these matrix cores into future Radeon GPU's if it's desired.Also the NPU is listed as it's own thing. Suggests AMD aren't going to do anything similar to tensor, or that MS think they can do a better job.
Some key features Microsoft wants included in the next Xbox:
- Next-Gen DirectX Raytracing
- Dynamic Global Illumination
- Micropolygon Rendering Optimizations
- ML-Based Super Resolution
- Extensibility Model for Faster Iteration and Innovation
Xbox Series Refresh In 2024 & Next-Gen Xbox In 2028 According To Major Leak: Powered By AMD Zen 6 CPU & RDNA 5 GPU
Microsoft's Xbox Series X Refresh & Next-Gen Xbox consoles have been detailed in a major leak which covers everything from specs to games.wccftech.com
I mean, they 'admitted' that the PS5 has a faster SSD. They'd kind of have to be delusional to not admit that.MS internally admitted that the PS5 is better than Xbox Series X in some regards and mentioned Digital Foundry.
This is how Microsoft reacted to Sony’s PS5 announcement and price hike
A rare insight into Xbox and PlayStation competition.www.theverge.com
Ouch.A leak from the ActiBlizz acquisition court case has presented this image from MS regards developing an Xbox Series successor. I thought it worth sharing as indicative of the timeline for hardware design, including when hardware needs to be locked down. It's a 7 year journey!
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Yes, If Nvidia can provide backwards compatability with XSX titles.So, every "proof of concept" has been done by nVidia. I would guess the choice should be easy for the next GPU IP provider...
Going ARM would be such a fascinating move and once again they would be throwing out every last bit of experience their developers gained and learned from years of X86 development, i simply can't see them doing that, but maybe that was the plan until Nvidia was denied ARM? And if Nvidia was the goal, where is the DLSS?
MS dona pretty performant translation of x86 to Arm don't theu?