AMD to Disclose Zen 4c Core Counts and Clock Speeds

The move aligns AMD with industry standards and addresses criticism over lack of transparency.

AMD has announced it will begin disclosing clock speeds and core counts for its Zen 4c cores on official specification pages, a move that aligns the company with standard industry practices.
The decision comes after criticism that AMD's lack of transparency could lead to deceptive marketing practices.
AMD's Zen 4c cores, which are smaller and less performant than standard cores, have been absent from the company's main specification pages and marketing materials.
The company currently has five consumer chips with Zen 4c cores on the market, but the presence of these cores is not clearly communicated in product listings.
The changes to AMD's disclosure practices are expected to take a few weeks to implement.