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Zen 3 aims to keep AMD’s CPU momentum rolling.

“Having a simplified building block that can be repeated as needed is great for scaling to higher core counts, and it reduces time to market and overall chip complexity.” Over the past several years, AMD’s CPU team has been firing on all cylinders. Or cores... It has pushed Intel in ways that were almost forgotten. And AMD is not letting up on the pressure, either. In its recent Financial Analyst Day briefings, AMD went into detail about its plans for the next several years of CPU and GPU advancements. The most important bits: Yes, Zen 3 and fourth-gen Ryzen CPUs are coming and should launch before the end of the year. Plus, RDNA 2 and Navi 2x GPUs with ray-tracing capabilities will also arrive before 2021. I’m going to leave…

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