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AMD Ryzen Pro 4000 chips take the fight to corporate laptops

AMD Ryzen Pro 4000 targets Intel vPro as enterprise battle heats up

Posted on May 8, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After successfully launching its Ryzen Mobile 4000 series chips for consumer laptops, AMD has announced the launch of its updated Ryzen Pro CPU range.

These new processors have up to eight of the latest Zen 2 cores, up to Vega 7 computer graphics and are built using the latest TSMC 7nm process node technology.

Ryzen Pro is AMD’s commercial platform that is specifically designed for company contracts, education deployments, medical use cases and for any other environment that requires the ability to easily manage devices across an entire workforce.
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