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Sony Secures Exclusive RDNA 5 Handheld Chip
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Digital Foundry's Richard Leadbetter reports Sony may secure an exclusive AMD RDNA 5 SoC for its upcoming Canis handheld. This advantage stems from AMD requiring 10 million chip commitments for development, a threshold Microsoft reportedly rejected. Competitors like Asus and Valve might remain stuck with older RDNA 3.5 architecture while Sony launches its device.
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