Amd details its roadmap for the gpu radeon instinct

Following AMD's 'Next Horizon' event, many Radeon fans were disappointed by the lack of details or plans for 'gaming' GPUs, not to mention future AMD architectures such as Navi or “Next-Gen” hardware designs. of the company.

AMD anticipates next-generation Radeon Instinct Mi-NEXT graphics card '

Fortunately, AMD has cleared things up a bit after the event, releasing its “Roadmap to a Datacenter Future, ” which states that its Radeon Instinct “MI-Next” will launch in 2020. Right now, AMD's Navi architecture is expected to replace Polaris, not Vega, making it a mid-range offering, making it possible for "MI-Next" to be a post-Navi GPU or part of a later high-end version. Navi GPU range.

With “MI-Next”, AMD aims to deliver higher performance, better software compatibility and what the company calls “Greater Connectivity”, although at the moment it is not known what that means at this time. Is AMD expanding the capabilities of its Infinity Fabric Link GPU interconnects?

Radeon Instinct "MI-Next" will launch in 2020

The roadmap released for Radeon shows us that the data center market is important to AMD's future, with its products offering companies a great opportunity to earn money and plenty of room to expand their market share. If successful, AMD will have more money to invest in R&D, which in turn will lead to better products in both the data center and consumer-player markets.

There's no doubt that AI (Artificial Intelligence) performance will become a critical factor in the gaming market, especially as more technologies like Nvidia DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) are developed. AMD's investment in artificial intelligence will pay off for gamers, even if it takes time to materialize.

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