In addition to lots of news about upcoming products at its virtual Computex 2021 keynote, AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su also confirmed two rumours that have been circulating for a while regarding partnerships with Samsung and Tesla. AMD’s RDNA 2 graphics architecture will be used in the next flagship Exynos SoC from Samsung, and its Ryzen APUs as well as Radeon GPUs will power the infotainment systems of the next Tesla Model S and Model X revisions. No in-depth details of either of these partnerships were disclosed, as the respective companies will make their own product announcements soon.

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The technology is designed to improve image quality and performance on PC games, a parallel to rival Nvidia’s deep learning super sampling technology

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Chipmaker AMD has partnered with Samsung to bring its RDNA2 graphics technology to the latter’s Exynos mobile chips. RDNA 2 has so far been seen on AMD’s PC chips, which are much more powerful than mobile chips, like the ones that Samsung, Qualcomm, etc. make. The new chips were announced during the Computex 2021 keynote on Monday.

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AMD has taken the wraps off the long-awaited Radeon RX 6000M series “mobile” GPUs. Formally announced at Computex 2021, the Radeon RX 6000M series is AMD’s answer to Nvidia’s RTX 3000 series GPUs. The big new update here is that they bring AMD’s next-gen RDNA 2 desktop architecture to laptops. Kicking of the proceedings are three chips: the RX 6800M, RX 6700M, and the RX 6600M. AMD said it will also collaborate with its global PC partners to deliver laptops “designed, optimised and purpose-built for the best possible gaming experiences” under the AMD Advantage Design Framework initiative that is making its debut alongside its Radeon RX 6000M series laptop GPUs.

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AMD today confirmed at its Computex 2021 keynote, that the next flagship Samsung Exynos processor will include the company’s RDNA2 graphics. Samsung earlier revealed that AMD graphics were indeed making their way to Exynos processors. The company had not revealed when the move will actually happen.

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During their Computex keynote, AMD CEO Lisa Su confirmed that the refreshed Model S and Model X would have the same graphics technology that powers Sony’s PlayStation 5 and Microsoft’s Xbox Series S and X. AMD’s RDNA 2 is the foundation for both next generation consoles and will also be integrated into Tesla’s infotainment system for the revamped cars.

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Computex 2021 is now underway, where we’ll see a barrage of announcements and launches from the biggest component manufacturers and OEMs. Today, we got the news of a surprise collaboration between semiconductor giant AMD and electric car company Tesla.

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Have you been a part of the anti-Exynos club owning to its lack of gaming performance? Samsung has taken the feedback and is now working with AMD to develop a custom GPU for its next flagship Exynos chip. The partnership was made official at the Computex 2021 as AMD is going to provide a high-end GPU experience for Exynos-powered devices. Also Read – NVIDIA RTX 3080Ti, 3070Ti graphics cards unveiled along with AMD RX 6000M series cards

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AMD has made some major announcements at Computex 2021, where it has launched three new APUs (CPU + GPU), high-performance mobile graphics cards. The company has also showcased an upcoming silicon technology called Stacked 3D V-Cache technology, capable of offering 2TB/s transfer speed.

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Though Exynos is known for making high-end processors for smartphones, the company was not able to match the graphics performance when compared to Qualcomm’s counterpart. This is set to change in 2021, as AMD at Computex 2021 has officially confirmed that the Exynos processor with AMD GPU to launch in 2021.

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AMD’s COMPUTEX 2021 keynote saw many key product announcements including upcoming Ryzen 5000 series APUs, mobile Radeon RX 6000M GPUs, collaboration with Samsung for their Exynos mobile processors which will incorporate Radeon RDNA2 GPUs and lastly, FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) which is AMD’s answer to NVIDIA’s DLSS feature. While each of these were notable announcements, the most surprising announcement – 3D V-Cache – was left for last and it’s all about boosting the L3 Cache of AMD Ryzen processors.

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AMD made a ton of unveilings at the ongoing virtual Computex 2021 trade show. Among these was the announcement that the company was bringing its RDNA2 GPUs to laptops, and even mobile phones. Other than that, AMD talked about AMD Ryzen 5000G APUs being available to retail users, its new FidelityFX Super Resolution game upscaling technology and its new AMD Design Framework Initiative where it will directly collaborate with OEMs for ‘AMD Advantage’ branded products.

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AMD has partnered with Samsung to bring the RDNA 2 graphics architecture to boost mobile gaming. During the Computex 2021 keynote session, AMD announced that it has inked partnerships with Samsung and Tesla to bring new gaming experiences to mobile and automotive products. With Samsung, AMD is working on the next-generation flagship Exynos SoC that aims to bring raytracing and variable rate shading to smartphones. It should be noted that AMD’s RDNA 2 architecture is also featured on the latest consoles, namely the Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

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AMD has made some major announcements at Computex 2021, where it has launched three new APUs (CPU + GPU), high-performance mobile graphics cards. The company has also showcased an upcoming silicon technology called Stacked 3D V-Cache technology, capable of offering 2TB/s transfer speed.

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AMD’s COMPUTEX 2021 keynote saw many key product announcements including upcoming Ryzen 5000 series APUs, mobile Radeon RX 6000M GPUs, collaboration with Samsung for their Exynos mobile processors which will incorporate Radeon RDNA2 GPUs and lastly, FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) which is AMD’s answer to NVIDIA’s DLSS feature. While each of these were notable announcements, the most surprising announcement – 3D V-Cache – was left for last and it’s all about boosting the L3 Cache of AMD Ryzen processors.

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AMD took a leaf from Intel’s playbook with its Radeon RX 6000 mobile benchmark comparisons. Turns out that the company compared its Radeon RX 6800M that has a TGP of 150W (+15W dynamic) against a GeForce RTX 3080 laptop wherein the latter has a base TGP of 115W, with an additional 15W upon boosting. Similarly, the Radeon RX 6600M with a TGP of 100W was compared with an RTX 3060 with a base TGP of 90W and a dynamic boost draw of 95W.

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