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AMD Ryzen Pro 4000 chips take the fight to corporate laptops

AMD Ryzen Pro 4000 chips take the fight to corporate laptops

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

Ryzen Pro 4000 CPUs feature memory encryption, fleet management features, and stable shelf life.

AMD has hit two home runs with its mobile Ryzen 4000 line, and now it’s hoping for a third by moving into corporate laptops.

On Thursday, AMD released three new Ryzen Pro 4000 mobile CPUs with corporate-leaning features such as full memory encryption, fleet manageability, and long shelf life. Release dates for the laptops that will ship with it aren’t known, but the company did show off design wins from HP and Lenovo (see end of article).
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