Samsung plans to launch amd graphics socs in two years

During the 2019 second quarter earnings call, Samsung has confirmed that its plans with AMD's Radeon graphics technology will go beyond mobile SoCs. Additionally, Samsung stated that they expect their first chips with AMD graphics technology to be released in two years.

Samsung plans to launch SoCs with AMD graphics in two years

Samsung hopes that AMD's "GPU competitiveness" will allow Samsung to improve the performance of its notebook SoCs and other products. This gives the company a competitive advantage over its rivals. AMD will also benefit from this agreement through Samsung's royalties and royalties. These fees, in turn, will provide AMD with the financing they need to continue improving their products.

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The agreement between Samsung and AMD appears to benefit both manufacturers. Samsung will have chips with graphics capabilities that they could not otherwise have, while AMD would benefit from the royalties and enter the market for portable devices (where it has little share compared to Intel) and mobile phones.

"But considering the time it normally takes to research IT technology, we expect GPU technology to start to be adopted into products that will be released in approximately two years, " Samsung stated.

Samsung's confidence in AMD's IP shows us that things are changing, which is good news for gamers around the world, but also for consoles and mobiles.

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