Obviously, AMD has great faith in its RDNA architecture and plans to use it at least in the foreseeable future. To be fair, it has already made some pretty solid progress with the release of its 5700 (and XT) graphics card. From a consumer perspective, however, we expect more from it in the future than high-end models competing with the Nvidia RTX flagships.
AMD confirmed that it is working on new solutions for the RDNA architecture that will reach every corner, not just the launch of the RX 5700 series
“Thanks to AMD’s far-reaching influence and extensive partnerships, the RDNA architecture will cover and overtime affect virtually every industry. Finally, the RDNA family will be expanded to include smartphone and tablet processors with performance limitations, video game consoles, cloud gaming services and a wide range of gaming GPUs. From the lowest cost to the highest performance. “To harness the benefits of RDNA architecture for millions of devices and people around the world.”
AMD has a lot of faith in its RDNA architecture to reach all segments, from smartphones to cloud gaming
Although they don’t say anything we didn’t intuitively understand, they talk about the importance that RDNA architecture will have in AMD’s future, just like Polaris did in Red Team’s graphics architecture, but went much further. AMD plans to enter the smartphone business and provide Google Stadia with all of its technology, ahead of Nvidia.
Perhaps Nvidia can sell much more graphics cards in the PC market than AMD, but the latter could take the lead in other very important areas.
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