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# CES2018: Filtered the Roadmap of the AMD RX Vega and the AMD Ryzen until 2020

Filtered the Roadmap of the AMD RX Vega and the AMD Ryzen, showing the plans of the company from now until next 2020 and the different manufacturing processes used.

The Roadmap of processors and AMD graphics cards has been leaked, from which we already expected a lot in these days of CES 2018. The most interesting Roadmap is the one that has been leaked about the new AMD graphics cards, especially the which makes mention of the Vega architecture, on which the current AMD RX Vega are based, which will have a new manufacturing process, which halves the size of the transistors, which will go from the current 14nm to the expected 7nm, which will solve the consumption and performance problems of the current RX Vega.

It is not something impossible, but Vega in 7nm could arrive this year, possibly by the end of the year, since soon GlobalFoundries could have fully develop it from the 7nm manufacturing process. The next leap will be in 2019, with a new architecture, which is called Navi and will also be based on 7nm, while in 2020 the company will launch a new generation of graphics cards with an unknown name and based on the 7nm + design. , a more polished 7nm system, which should provide improved consumption and performance.

We have also seen a new roadmap on Ryzen processors, where the current 14nm Zen appear and there is also talk about the Ryzen 2, which will arrive at the end of April, which will be based on the Zen + architecture and the process of 12nm manufacturing, which according to this Roadmap, are already in production. The Roadmap specifies that Zen 2 will be based on 7nm and whose design, according to this graphic, has already been done. Finally in 2020 we will arrive at Zen 3, based on 7nm +, which would already be in the development phase.

Source: TPU

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