AMD has unveiled today its Ryzen PRO desktop and laptop CPU lineups that are going to be powering the new Microsoft Windows 11 AI PCs. The latter is excited about Pluton security in these PCs.
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Microsoft recently added NPU reading support on Windows' Task Manager for Intel PCs. And for those of you wondering about AMD, the same will soon be happening on the Red team's side as well.
AMD today unveiled its new Ryzen 8040 series Hawk Point APUs and Ryzen 8050 Strix Point APUs, which are being designed with Microsoft's next-gen AI-focused Windows 11 and (12) ambitions.
While it has been expected for a while that Windows 12 will be released sometime next year, a new report suggests it will be in the middle of the year in June, possibly sometime around Computex.
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AMD announced a bunch of new products today at CES. These include Ryzen 7040, 7045HX series, and Ryzen 7000X3D on desktops, alongside some very impressive demos. AMD also revealed new RDNA 3 GPUs.
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