AMD is announcing its first three Ryzen AI chips for desktops using its AM5 CPU socket. These Ryzen AI 400-series CPUs are ...

AMD's new Ryzen AI 400 desktop processors bring Copilot+ certification and powerful local AI processing to PCs for the first ...

AMD is trying to appeal to businesses with desktop processors optimized for AI applications, including Microsoft’s Copilot+. At Mobile World Congress, it introduced the Ryzen AI Pro 400 Series, which ...

And for another, while the mobile chips are typically attached to the mainboard of a laptop or mini PC, the Ryzen AI 400G processors are designed to work with AMD’s AM5 chipset, allowing you to use ...

AMD told us at CES 2026 that it would be bringing its Ryzen AI 400 processors to desktop at some point, and naturally it announced those chips today, because why wouldn't you announce desktop CPUs at ...

AMD's Ryzen AI 400 processor has officially launched for laptops and desktops, but AMD is officially branding it as the Ryzen AI Pro 400 for commercial customers. Will a consumer version ever emerge?

At the time of writing, the AMD stock was down around 2% to trade at $196. The stock fell despite the announcement, which introduced the Ryzen AI 400 Series and Ryzen AI PRO 400 Series desktop ...

AMD used MWC 2026, which opened on March 2, to introduce the Ryzen AI Pro 400 series, a commercial processor family aimed at business laptops and compact desktops.

The new Ryzen AI 400 series of desktop processors combines multiple key technologies in a single package. It pairs high-performance Zen 5 CPU cores with AMD’s integrated Radeon RDNA 3.5 graphics and a ...

Six new Ryzen AI 400G processors are appearing for the AM5 platform, 12 if you count the Pro versions for business PCs. They are the first combo processors with Zen 5 cores for desktop computers that ...

The deal would also give Meta a warrant to acquire up to 10% of AMD’s shares as the Facebook parent company purchases ...

The end of 2025 could hardly have been better for AMD. All units achieved records. In x86 servers, the revenue share is growing to over 41 percent.