Over the coming years, AMD plans to release several new APU families based on its latest CPU and GPU technologies. Featuring brand new Zen CPU architectures and Vega/RDNA designs, these APU families will be featured on both desktop and mobility platforms. We know much about the Renoir 'Ryzen 4000' family that launched this year and is headed to the desktop platform but Expreview (via HXL) is providing us with information on what to expect from AMD's future APU lineups.

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The Renoir 'Ryzen 4000' APU family that was unleashed by AMD this year is based on the Zen 2 CPU and Vega GPU architectures. The CPU is fabricated entirely on the 7nm process and has given AMD a tremendous lead on the mobility (notebook/laptop) segment.

AMD Cezanne Ryzen 5000, Rembrandt Ryzen 6000, Van Gogh APUs Roadmap. (Image Credits: Expreview)

The Ryzen 4000 'Renoir' APU family is expected to make its debut on the desktop platform in June and should feature similar core tech as the top of the line Renoir chips such as the Ryzen 9 4900HS. We have already talked about Ryzen 4000 APUs in our previous articles but let's take a look at what's next!

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