AMD's Next-Gen Zen 5 CPUs Set for 2H 2024 Launch

Granite Ridge for desktops, Strix Point for laptops, and Turin CPUs for servers to feature the new architecture.

AMD's next-gen Zen 5 architecture CPUs are set to launch in the second half of 2024, including Granite Ridge for desktops, Strix Point for laptops, and Turin CPUs for EPYC servers.
Strix Point, the follow-up to Ryzen 8040 'Hawk Point' APUs, will utilize the Zen 5 core architecture and tuned GPU architecture known as RDNA 3.5, delivering a 3x improvement in AI NPU performance with the upgraded Ryzen AI 'XDNA 2' engine.
Granite Ridge CPUs will replace the Zen 4-based Raphael chips and offer a major performance improvement on existing and newer AM5 platforms.
Turin CPUs, the follow-up to Genoa, will be introduced as a drop-in replacement to 4th Gen EPYC platforms, carrying a higher number of cores and include radical memory expansion capabilities.
AMD plans to introduce even more products based on its Zen 5 'Nirvana' and Zen 5C 'Prometheus' cores in 2025.