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- PlayStation 6 SoC is design complete says leaker: AMD Zen . . . - TweakTown
TL;DR: Sony's PlayStation 6 is reportedly in the pre-silicon validation stage, with its design complete It will feature an AMD semi-custom APU with a Zen 5 CPU and UDNA GPU, capable of 4K 120FPS
- AMD UDNA architecture rumored to power PS6 and next Xbox with big ray . . .
AMD UDNA architecture rumored to power PS6 and next Xbox with big ray tracing and AI gains Jun 22 AMD’s next-gen Radeon GPUs to support HDMI 2 2 with up to 80Gbit s bandwidth Jun 19 NVIDIA to launch GeForce RTX 5090DD for Chinese market with GB202-240 GPU and 24GB memory Jun 18
- PS6 first specs leak reveals AMD power — 8K gaming at 60 fps
In a recent video, Moore’s Law is Dead claimed to know with "100%" certainty that Sony will continue its partnership with AMD to power the PS6 and PS5 Pro The chip will boast a speculated 4K
- Next-gen Xbox and PlayStation 6 expected in 2027, powered by AMDs UDNA . . .
Next-gen Xbox and PlayStation 6 expected in 2027, powered by AMD's UDNA graphics UDNA architecture could double RX 9070's ray tracing and AI efficiency By Daniel Sims June 23, 2025, 14:26 7 comments
- Next Xbox and PS6 Will Use the Same AMD UDNA GPU Design: Leak
UDNA is what AMD is working on for its next-generation graphics cards and is expected to debut toward the end of 2026—right around when next-generation Xbox and PlayStation consoles may well launch
- PS6 Details Emerge: AMD Partnership, SoC Variants, and a Likely 2028 . . .
According to multiple reports, Sony is once again partnering with AMD to develop the PS6’s custom SoC, continuing a hardware alliance that began with the PS4 The PS6 chipset is said to feature
- PS6 Reportedly Set To Use AMDs 3D Stacked Chips; New UDNA GPUs Also . . .
The PS6 is expected to use AMD's 3D stacked chips, with the chip manufacturer's next-gen UDNA lineup entering mass production in Q2 2026, which will also be used in PS6
- Sony reportedly picked AMD over Intel for the PS6
Reuters reports that in 2022, AMD and Intel faced off to provide chips for Sony’s future PlayStation 6, with AMD winning the contract
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