AMD to Launch New Commercial Mobile Processors in October

TapTechNews July 4th news, a source from the X platform, HoangAnhPhu, recently revealed that AMD will launch a new generation of commercial mobile processors six months after the release of the Ryzen PRO 8000 series in April this year (that is, in October).

The two CPUs will be named RyzenAI9HXPRO370 and RyzenAI7PRO360 respectively. This naming format was also mentioned in TapTechNews's previous reports. Judging from the time, it is expected that both of these products are based on the StrixPoint chip.

AMD launched the consumer-level RyzenAI300 processor based on StrixPoint at the 2024 Computex Taipei, including a 4+8 core model and a 4+6 core model, both belonging to the Ryzen 9 level.

The RyzenAI7PRO360 is expected to be the first Ryzen 7-level StrixPoint processor.

However, AMD's May shipping list mentioned that the commercial RyzenAI7PRO processor will be a 12(4+8) core design. In the consumer-level, a 4+6 core scale can still be counted as Ryzen 9.

Considering that there is still half a year before the official release, AMD still has time to adjust the SKU planning and naming scheme of the RyzenAI PRO 300 series processors.