AMD Ryzen AI 300 series

This landmark release not only provides a debut for Zen 5 architecture but also marks AMD’s all-out assault on AI

TIM DANTON

You have to sympathise with AMD. Thanks to its powerful and power-efficient Zen architecture, it has slowly chipped away at Intel’s laptop dominance for the past five years, to the point where it had doubled its market share. And then party-pooper Qualcomm comes along with its Snapdragon Elite chips, which were the first to meet the criteria for Microsoft’s Copilot+ PCs. But AMD is battling back thanks to its Ryzen AI 300 series, which also meet Microsoft’s criteria for Copilot+ PCs (although, at the time of writing, they are yet to be certified). In what AMD is calling its third-generation Ryzen AI chip, it has overhauled the architecture to deliver leadership in productivity, content creation and games. Or so it claims; Qualcomm looks at things quite differently. Its undeniable advantage over Qualcomm…

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