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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 44274, member: 636"]
AMD chief executive Lisa Su shared a video message about working closer with Microsoft on gaming technology. She talked about how both companies want to create games that work on any device. The partnership started over twenty years ago with early Xbox systems and continues today with current consoles.

AMD will make special gaming chips for different types of devices beyond just Xbox consoles. The company plans to use their Ryzen processors and Radeon graphics cards together. These chips will power gaming machines, portable devices, computers, and cloud services.

The new technology will let players access their favorite games across different platforms. Games will work backward with older titles that people already love. Both companies want to build an open system that helps gamers and game makers.

ASUS will release the first products from this partnership with their ROG Xbox Ally handheld devices. These portable gaming systems should arrive in late October according to recent reports. The next Xbox consoles might not come out until 2027 or later.

Microsoft and AMD also want to improve Xbox cloud gaming services. Current cloud gaming does not compete well against other companies like NVIDIA. Better chips should make streaming Game Pass games much more appealing for subscribers who want to play without downloading.
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