AMD graphics and Samsung devices

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Both Korean and US companies Samsung and AMD respectively has partnered to use AMD radon graphics in Samsung mobile phones ,AMD graphics are generally used in laptops and pc but now it is available to all the users with handy this strategy is because by the available of customizations handy will increase the market and profit of the company.

Samsung and AMD have announced a 'multi-year strategic partnership' that will allow the South Korean tech giant to use the US chipmaker's Radeon graphics designs in its mobile products, including Galaxy smartphones.

According to a joint press release by the two companies, AMD will license its custom graphics IP based on the recently announced, highly-scalable RDNA graphics architecture to Samsung for use in mobile devices in exchange for undisclosed license fees and royalties.

The partnership is expected to extend the reach of AMD's Radeon graphics into the mobile market, expanding the company's user base beyond desktop computers for the most part.

 

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