The PC industry is currently obsessed with power efficiency, long battery life, and AI. But who's going to stand up for the people who want raw performance and don't care about anything else? That performance advocate could be you, AMD. You've got what it takes. So dig out that bomber jacket, put on those aviator shades, and lean in.

AMD may have just launched the Ryzen 8000 series of mobile processors, but company executives confirmed that its next mobile processor, Strix Point, will make the leap to the next-generation Zen 5 architecture. The disclosure was made by Dr. Lisa Su, AMD's chief executive officer, during the company's fourth-quarter 2023 earnings report. They reported a net income of 667 million, up 3,076 percent from 21 million in profits a year ago. Revenue climbed 10 percent to 6.168 billion. AMD launched its Ryzen 8000 mobile lineup in December and Su said Tuesday that the chips will begin shipping in notebooks in February.