The AMD x Sony collab gave us FSR4 and a version will appear in PlayStation next year, too, having 'already started to implement the new neural network on PS5 Pro'

A screenshot from Sony's PlayStation 5 Pro announcement video, showing a stylized processor against a dark background with glowing lines streaming from its edges.

Anyone lucky enough to have grabbed one of AMD's shiny new GPUs at launch last week is likely being delighted by the new RDNA 4 architecture of the Radeon RX 9070 XT. The new RX 9070-series of cards were hard to get, selling out within 10 minutes thanks largely to an accessible MSRP and plenty of positive reviews. A part of this is thanks to the new machine learning powered upscaler in FSR 4, which was developed alongside Japanese tech and gaming giant, Sony, as part of the Project Amethyst initiative.

Eurogamer recently talked to Sony's Mark Cerny on the development of FSR 4 and what it means for the future of PlayStation consoles. The exciting news is gamers won't have to wait for the PS6. Sony plans to have a version of the machine learning tech working on the PS5 Pro in 2026.