AMD officially unveiled its Zen 5 families of mobile and desktop processors at Computex last month, among an array of big announcements from competing chip makers. The Ryzen AI 300 Series, based on AMD’s Strix Point APU design, are the foundation of AMD’s latest mobile processor platform and the Ryzen 9000 series of desktop processors are based on the company's Granite Ridge architecture. For additional details on the entire line-ups with deeper architecture information, check out our recent Zen 5 coverage. With these latest processors, AMD seems to have ticked all the right boxes. AMD's Zen 5-based CPU cores offer more performance with higher efficiency and an array of new features, and the mobile-focused Ryzen AI 300 Series adds enhanced RDNA 3.5-based integrated graphics and AMD’s latest XDNA 2 NPU, boasting up to 55 TOPS for AI workloads...



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