PS6 in Development With Focus on Backwards Compatibility – Report
The PS6 is in development with an emphasis on backwards compatibility, according to a fresh report by Reuters. We certainly weren’t expecting to see an unofficial announcement this morning, complete with details of a chip manufacturing bidding war for the console that took place between Intel and AMD.
PS6 Powered By Familiar Chipmaker - Report
According to Reuters, Intel made a big push to land a deal with Sony that could have generated $30 billion for the American technology company. Negotiations picked up in 2022 with meetings between Sony and Intel, per the report, but profit margins per chip supposedly became a sticking point.
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Please verify your email address. Sony chose AMD over Intel for PS6 CPUs at competitive prices, costing Intel billions in ...
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As for the PS5 Pro, the console will launch on November 7 at a cost of £699. Pre-orders will go live on September 26. The console will improve on the original PS5 in three main ways, featuring a ...
According to a report from Reuters, AMD is, once again, stepping up to design the next-gen chip for Sony’s upcoming console.
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Rumor: Sony's PS6 Prioritizing a Highly Requested Fan FeatureA new report alleges that the PlayStation 6's chipset is being developed with an emphasis on a very highly requested feature.
A PS6 AMD chip leak shows that Sony's console is well underway with the bidding war already fought — one detail played a ...
Intel loses out to AMD for a contract to make chips for Sony’s PS6. Plus YouTube introduced a number of new features like the ...
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