AMD has confirmed that its RDNA 4 architecture will initially be focused on desktop GPUs, with mobile offerings planned for later in a review with Notebookcheck. At CES, AMD debuted RDNA 4, but with an impending keynote from Nvidia, it remained hesitant to share more details. After a long tussle with premature ads and existing retailer inventory, AMD finally slated the Radeon RX 9000 series for launch in March.
"Our current graphics strategy is focused on the desktop market with RDNA 4. So, I think you'll see those types of products first in the future. Certainly, RDNA 4 and future graphics technologies will make it into mobile, whether they be on APUs or future products," Ben Conrad, Director of Product Management for Premium Mobile Client at AMD, told Notebookcheck.
