AMD Commits to Support AM5 Socket Until At Least 2025

The platform, which supports the latest Ryzen CPUs, is expected to receive a major update in 2024 and will continue to evolve with enhanced memory support.

AMD has reiterated its commitment to support the AM5 socket until at least 2025, according to AMD's Vice President & GM of the Client Channel Business, David Mcafee.
The AM5 platform supports the latest Ryzen CPUs based on the Zen 4 architecture and will continue to evolve with new Ryzen CPUs and feature support.
The AM5 platform is the only one that currently offers native support for PCIe Gen5 hardware such as NVMe SSDs and discrete GPUs.
The platform is expected to receive a major update in 2024 with the launch of new Ryzen 8000G APUs and the next-gen Zen 5 'Granite Ridge' Desktop CPUs.
AMD is planning to bring enhanced memory support as the AM5 platform evolves.