Xbox president Sarah Bond in a newly released video announced Microsoft and AMD established a multi-year partnership to co-engineer the silicon for multiple devices, including next-generation Xbox ...

While the exact length of this agreement hasn’t been made public, it shows a commitment to AMD’s technology for Xbox hardware. Xbox head Sarah Bond confirmed that upcoming Xbox consoles will ...

Nothing new there, since the Xbox Series X/S already runs on AMD, and so does Sony’s PlayStation 5. Nintendo's still mucking about with Nvidia silicon, but they’re on their own little trip.

In a statement, Xbox president Sarah Bond said: “Xbox and AMD are working together to advance the state of the art in gaming silicon across the Xbox ecosystem, including our next-generation Xbox ...

Xbox president Sarah Bond in a recent YouTube video confirmed that AMD will help the company “co-engineer silicon across a portfolio of devices, including our next-generation Xbox consoles.” ...

Xbox President Sarah Bond hosted the announcement video in which Xbox confirmed its AMD partnership. “Together with AMD, we’re advancing the state of the art in gaming silicon to deliver the ...

Microsoft's next-generation Xbox will feature AMD silicon and embrace an open platform, moving beyond a single game store. Xbox President Sarah Bond announced a multi-year partnership with AMD to ...

In short, Xbox is working with AMD to create a 10th-generation console and handhelds, with the latter most likely to be made by third-party vendors such as Asus.

This comes after leaks of a digital-only Xbox Series X and rumours of an Xbox handheld device. Now, Xbox president Sarah Bond has outlined the company’s commitment to backwards compatibility in ...

Bloomberg recently reported on an encounter with Sarah Bond, the president of Xbox. Two of their reporters were invited, and a conversation came up about the future of Xbox. It’s noted in the ...

Xbox president Sarah Bond revealed yesterday (9 May) that the software giant’s own mobile game store will launch in July, starting with first-party portfolio games such as Candy Crush and Minecraft.