Rdna, amd talks about plans for its new graphics architecture
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- AMD has great faith in its RDNA architecture to reach all segments, from smartphones to cloud gaming
AMD clearly has great faith in its RDNA architecture and plans to use it at least for the foreseeable future. To be fair, it has already made some pretty solid progress with the launch of its 5700 (and XT) graphics card. However, from a consumer point of view, we expect more from him in the future, as high-end models that compete with Nvidia's RTX flagships.
AMD has great faith in its RDNA architecture to reach all segments, from smartphones to cloud gaming
AMD confirmed that it is working on new solutions on the RDNA architecture that will reach every corner and will not be limited only to the launch of the RX 5700 series.
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Although they do not say anything that we did not intuit, if you talk about the importance that the RDNA architecture will have in the future of AMD, just as Polaris had it within the Red Team graphic architecture, but taken much further. AMD plans to enter the smartphone business and provide Google Stadia with all its technology, leading Nvidia.
Yes, possibly Nvidia will be able to sell many more graphics cards than AMD in the PC market, but the latter could take the lead in other very important areas.
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