With E3 just a month away, AMD’s CEO, Lisa Su sent a surprise to the gaming industry in a recent interview with CNBC’s “Mad Money’s” Jim Carter. She said in the one-to-one interview that gaming is a “good, secular growth market” and AMD is “really excited” about Sony’s next console. Su also talked about how 2019 is going to be a “down” year for AMD’s semi-custom-build business, but higher growth is posed for “2020 and beyond”.

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At the investors’ presentation earlier this month, AMD shared the future roadmap of the company’s plans in both the CPU and GPU space. Turns out RTG will finally be ditching the GCN GPU architecture and moving onto the next-gen Arcturus design based on TSMC’s 7nm+ chips in 2020. As for Zen, the third generation is taped and on track for production while Zen 4 is currently being worked on.

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Speaking at AMD’s recently quarterly financial results meeting, CEO Lisa Su spoke about the company’s partnership with Sony, mentioning that the same wis projected to lead to an uptick in business for 2020. Su mentioned that though 2019 has seen a bit of a fall in business for AMD, 2020 will instead be seeing growth, while also categorically refusing to refer to “any particular customer”- which might suggest a partnership with both, Sony and Microsoft for their respective next gen consoles.

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At a recent investor’s meeting, AMD revealed the roadmap for their upcoming products for both their processor and graphics families. While the red team is expected to release their highly anticipated 7nm Navi GPUs later this year, it looks like the company’s already working on the next big thing.

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AMD released its flagship Radeon graphics card, the Radeon VII, back in February to mixed reviews as fans were expecting a little more pizazz than what they got.

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While Sony is yet to officially announce the PlayStation 5, Mark Cerny, a system architect working on Sony’s PlayStation division, confirmed last month a bunch of details about the upcoming console. He had confirmed that a third generation AMD Ryzen processor, based on the 7nm Zen 2 fabrication process will be powering the console. This would be paired with a custom AMD Radeon Navi GPU which would enable 8K resolution gaming as well as 3D audio to make gaming more immersive.

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Sony’s PlayStation 5 has been in the news for quite some time. Though we don’t really know the release timeline for the console, the hype surrounding it is increasing every passing day. While we wait for Sony to make an announcement in this regard, Lisa Su, AMD CEO, talking to CNBC, has confirmed the next generation Sony’s gaming console will be powered by an AMD chip, corroborating with earlier reports.

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After endless rumors about the next generation of gaming consoles, it looks like we finally know something about the upcoming gaming console in an official capacity. Before we dive into any specifics, it is only right to share the source of the information. The details about long-rumored Sony PS5 came from Lisa Su, the CEO for AMD. According to the information, Su confirmed that the next generation gaming console from Sony will be powered by an AMD chip. She went on to add that the chip maker will help Sony make the “special sauce” for the upcoming gaming console.

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