AMD to design processor for Xbox Next: Team Red extends long-standing Microsoft partnership / Tom's Hardware

Tuesday, June 17, 2025, 2:20 pm permalink

Microsoft has joined forces with AMD to develop high-performance custom processors for its next-generation Xbox consoles. Multiple announcements highlight a strategic push for enhanced gaming performance, backward compatibility, and integrated hardware innovations that promise to shake up the console market.

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