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Intel’s Razor Lake-AX Surfaces In HWiNFO Support, Confirming Halo-Class SoC To Challenge AMD’s Halo Around 2028

12 August 2026 at 07:35

Intel Resurrects On-Package Memory With Razor Lake-AX, Loading Up LPDDR6 to Hunt Down AMD's Medusa Halo by 2028

Intel's very own "Halo" SoCs are being prepped as next-generation Razor Lake-AX chips have received first support on HWiNFO. HWiNFO Silently Adding Support For Razor Lake-AX SoCs, Confirming That Intel's Halo Competitor Is on its Way The Intel Razor Lake-AX chips will be part of the Razor Lake lineup, which will feature next-gen CPU, GPU, and NPU architectures. The AX lineup is different from the standard S and H SKUs, as the family is designed to be bigger and better. There has so far been no "AX" chip on the market; the first was going to be Nova Lake-AX, but […]

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From Zen 5 Refreshes To Next-Gen CPUs, Here’s What To Expect From AMD At Computex 2026

30 May 2026 at 17:01

From Zen 5 Refreshes To Next-Gen CPUs, Here's What To Expect From AMD At Computex 2026

AMD's upcoming product stack is a complete mystery, but here are a few things we can expect at Computex. Zen 5-Based Desktop/Mobile Chips, Zen 6-Based Medusa Point, and More; Here's Everything We Know About AMD's New Product Stack The Computex 2026 event is scheduled for next week in Taipei, Taiwan, and major vendors have already prepared for their presentations. After CES, this event is the most anticipated one throughout the year, as almost every hardware maker presents their new and upcoming product stacks. The three major hardware players are also expected to reveal the latest hardware at the event, including […]

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Intel Resurrects On-Package Memory With Razor Lake-AX, Loading Up LPDDR6 to Hunt Down AMD’s Medusa Halo by 2028

11 May 2026 at 17:51

Intel Resurrects On-Package Memory With Razor Lake-AX, Loading Up LPDDR6 to Hunt Down AMD's Medusa Halo by 2028

Intel's next-generation Razor Lake-AX chips will compete directly against AMD's Medusa Halo while featuring on-package memory. Intel Is Bringing Back On-Package Memory With Its Next-Gen Razor Lake-AX Chips That Fight Against AMD's Medusa Halo On-Package Memory was last used by Intel for its Lunar Lake SoCs. These SoCs were aimed at low-power mobile platforms, and while the chips themselves offered solid performance in a 30W budget, Intel's next on-package memory solution will be a big one. As per Haze2K1 on X, Intel Razor Lake-AX SoCs will feature on-package memory. This is a big deal as moving the DRAM closer to […]

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AMD Adds RDNA 4m GPU Targets β€œGFX1171” And β€œGFX1172”, Hinting At Next-Gen Zen 6 APU Graphics

24 March 2026 at 17:36

A close-up of an AMD processor labeled 'Zen 6' with the text 'Medusa Point' in the background.

New LLVM patches confirm additional RDNA 4m variants alongside GFX1170 with similar instruction capabilities. AMD Quietly Expands Next-Gen iGPU Roadmap by Adding New RDNA 4m Graphics Targets, GFX1171 and GFX1172 Earlier compiler patches showed that RDNA 4m incorporates several RDNA 4-style instruction-set upgrades, such as support for FP8 and BF8 data formats, along with WMMA matrix instructions used in AI workloads. Now, AMD is further expanding its next-gen integrated GPU roadmap, as new Linux compiler patches unveil two additional RDNA 4m graphics targets. These are the GFX1171 and GFX1172. These targets are now joining the recently discovered GFX1170, confirming that […]

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