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    “In this next chapter with Xbox, we’re not just pushing pixels. We’re reimagining what’s possible” — AMD comments on its partnership with Microsoft

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    AMD’s Lisa Su has released a new video detailing the new Xbox partnership from the chip maker’s end. It sounds incredibly exciting indeed.

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