2017 AMD launched the Ryzen series processor and Vega graphics chip counter Attack market, 2018 will further launch more efficient computing and mapping chip products, including accelerated processor (APU), or equipped with Ryzen processor and Radeon Vega graphics chip desktop computer chips. AMD will also launch a full range of Ryzen Mobile accelerator processors, and in April the second generation of Ryzen Desktop CPU (CPU), to grab the Intel (Intel) Market pie. According to VentureBeat, AMD's CPU is 12 NM manufacturing, which will put pressure on Intel. AMD is using the Zen Computing architecture to attack the market, because the Zen architecture performance than the previous generation of chips increased by 52%, highlighting AMD is emerging from the Vega graphics architecture, Vega mapping architecture is AMD and the NVIDIA graphic chip (GPU) competition products. On the graphics chip, AMD launched the Radeon Vega mobile expansion Vega series, and said its first 7 NM products will be designed for machine learning applications designed Radeon Vega GPU. AMD says the Zen core, currently on sale at Ryzen desktops and mobile processors, is produced in 14 nm and 12 nm, and 12 nm samples are being shipped. AMD is expected to expand the Vega product family in 2018 through the Radeon Vega Mobile GPU. The Navi, which follows the Vega mapping architecture, will be manufactured in 7 nm, while the AMD next-generation mapping architecture is expected to be manufactured over 7 nm. AMD is also studying the production-level machine learning software environment, including Radeon Open ecosystem Compute Platform (ROCM) 1.7, which fully supports the most commonly used architectures for machine learning. AMD says that the desktop Ryzen APU will be combined with the Zen core and the Advanced Vega GPU, AMD's second-generation 12 NM Ryzen desktop CPU will be unveiled in April 2018. AMD also provides Radeon Vega graphics Ryzen Pro Mobile processors for commercial, corporate and public sector markets, which will be powered by business pens and ultra lightweight pens. AMD mobile chip performance increased by 22%, compared to the same competitive products Intel's I7-7500uvi graphics performance 150%, battery life of 13.5 hours. Ubisoft, one of the world's largest game publishers, announced that its game, "Polar Howl 5", will support Radeon RX Vega features such as rapid Packed math and Radeon Freesync 2 technology. AMD is committed to Radeon RX Vega will be able to operate with extraordinary fidelity "Polar howl 5", users can experience excellent frame rate and beautiful image quality.
