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Upcoming Hardware Launches 2025 (Updated May 2025)

The "Ryzen 9000G" will probably arrive with another name. It might be better to put the name in quotes or call it AMD Desktop Zen 5 APU or something similar.

As for the Samsung 3nm node, here is some more recent info (rumours) from TPU. The company apparently has shipped something - mentioned here. If true, it might be a reason to remove the Samsung 3nm section.

Toshiba XL-FLASH ... long time, no see ... seems to be as dead as Optane. What do you do with stale tech info like that?

PCI-Express is oficially PCI Express, no hyphen (source: PCI-SIG, which itself is hyphenated).

Finally, Intel CXL is now just CXL, even if it originated at Intel.
 
high end battlemage still on the list....
 
W1zzard said:
No, scroll through OUR news list, from now till the last update of this article. Find news posts that are relevant for this article and collect all links, should be like 50 out of a thousand or so. With that list I will go through the posts and update this article with the relevant bits of info

Edit: just spent 90 minutes scrolling through the news post list Dec till today, to collect my list of posts

Edit 2: Another 2 hours later .. Finally .. thanks for your patience

Added AMD Ryzen 9000G
Updated AMD Zen 5 Threadripper / Threadripper 9000
Added AMD Ryzen 9 9955HX3D
Added AMD Gorgon Point
Updated AMD Zen 6
Added NVIDIA N1X SoC
Updated Intel Arrow Lake Refresh
Updated Intel Wildcat Lake
Updated Intel Panther Lake
Updated Intel Clearwater Forest
Updated Intel Nova Lake
Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti
Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060
Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050
Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 24 GB
Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX TITAN Blackwell
Added AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT with 32 GB
Added AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT
Added AMD Radeon RX 9040 & RX 9050
Added Intel High-End Battlemage
Updated NVIDIA Rubin
Updated Intel Celestial Architecture
Added LPDDR5M Memory
Updated HBM4 Memory
Updated TSMC 2 nanometer
Updated TSMC 1.4 nanometer
Updated Samsung 2 nanometer
Updated Samsung 1.4 nanometer
Updated Intel 18A
Added SMIC 5 nanometer
Added Hynix HBF High-Bandwidth Flash
Added NVIDIA SOCAMM Memory
Added Kioxia 1000-layer 3D NAND Flash
Updated Samsung 1000-layer 3D NAND Flash
Added YMTC 294-layer 3D NAND Flash
Updated PCI-Express 7.0
Removed launched products: AMD Zen 5 Mobile, AMD Ryzen 5000 XT, AMD Ryzen 9000 X3D Series, AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme, Intel Arrow Lake Mobile, Intel Bartlett Lake, NVIDIA Blackwell / GeForce RTX 50, Radeon 7300/7400/7500/7600 10 GB, RX 7650 GRE, RX 7700 non-XT, RX 7800 non-XT, RX 7900 non-XT, RX 7950 XT / XTX, AMD RDNA 4 / RX 8000, Intel Battlemage, AMD B850 / B450 Chipsets, Intel 800-Series Chipsets, GDDR7 graphics memory,
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dude i love you so much right now ! seriously is there a tip jar or something ?
 
Last Update (May 13th):

Updated AMD Ryzen 9000G
Updated AMD Zen 5 Threadripper / Threadripper 9000 WX
Updated AMD Zen 6
Added Intel Bartlett Lake for Gaming
Updated Intel Panther Lake
Updated Intel Nova Lake
Added Intel Razer Lake
Added Intel Griffin Cove
Updated NVIDIA N1 Arm CPUs for Desktop
Updated NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060
Updated NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050
Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 Super, 5070 Super
Updated AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT
Added Intel Arc B580 with 24 GB
Added Intel Arc B580 Dual GPU with 48 GB
Added Intel Arc Pro B60
Updated AMD UDNA
Updated Intel Celestial Architecture
Updated TSMC 1.4 nanometer
Updated Samsung 2 nanometer
Added Samsung 1 nanometer
Updated Intel 14A
Removed launched products: RTX 5060 Ti, RX 9070 GRE, CXL Interconnect
 
@W1zzard

I am a little confused by this:

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So, Intel is beating both Samsung and TSMC to 1nm node? Because those two companies are not scheduled for 1nm until 2029. I am a little surprised by this, I assume there is something I am not understanding correctly. Please help me understand, thank you.
 
Space Lynx said:
@W1zzard

I am a little confused by this:

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So, Intel is beating both Samsung and TSMC to 1nm node? Because those two companies are not scheduled for 1nm until 2029. I am a little surprised by this, I assume there is something I am not understanding correctly. Please help me understand, thank you.
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Not really, just remember that these are just names
 
Space Lynx said:
@W1zzard

I am a little confused by this:

View attachment 399622

So, Intel is beating both Samsung and TSMC to 1nm node? Because those two companies are not scheduled for 1nm until 2029. I am a little surprised by this, I assume there is something I am not understanding correctly. Please help me understand, thank you.
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Typical Intel power point. How did their 7nm and 4nm fare? And the 20A? Now 18A is not even on the market already they are hyping their supposed next node.
And Intel wants us to believe that ~2 years after 18A (well see how it fares with mass production in 2026) they can suddenly jump and skip to 1nm?
Yeah right.
 
So, basically it's just Intel being a bit misleading is what you are both getting at, fair enough. I was just curious.
 
Space Lynx said:
So, basically it's just Intel being a bit misleading is what you are both getting at, fair enough. I was just curious.
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Not necessarily misleading, imo. More like overly optimistic.
 
Space Lynx said:
So, basically it's just Intel being a bit misleading is what you are both getting at, fair enough. I was just curious.
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The entire industry is "misleading" as those are just marketing terms.
They are trying to control how electrons behave on a small slab of semiconductor and are using an arbitrary names for the various manners they are using to get finer grain control over more of them on the same slab of semiconductor.

it's not unlikely that when this generation of technologies (the things intel and samsung are working on) it's going to be an other slow decade.
on the upside, i can see big chips like those in **90 cards running at +6Ghz
 
kondamin said:
The entire industry is "misleading" as those are just marketing terms.
They are trying to control how electrons behave on a small slab of semiconductor and are using an arbitrary names for the various manners they are using to get finer grain control over more of them on the same slab of semiconductor.

it's not unlikely that when this generation of technologies (the things intel and samsung are working on) it's going to be an other slow decade.
on the upside, i can see big chips like those in **90 cards running at +6Ghz
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RAM manufacturers are somewhat more honest. So honest that they have to keep inventing new integers between 0 and 9.
 
A quick summary of most likely upcoming new architectures:

AMD
Zen 6 in 2026 on N2
UDNA in 2026 on N2

Nvidia
Rubin in 2026 on N3
Feynman in 2028

Intel
Panther Lake for laptops in 2025 on 18A
Nova Lake for desktops in 2026
Celestial in 2026
Druid in 2027/2028
 
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