AMD starts the ball rolling for GDDR7 in next-gen GPUs with small code adjustment in its Linux drivers

AMD has initiated the integration of GDDR7 support within its Linux GPU drivers. Recent code adjustments aimed at enabling GDDR7 memory and various graphics IP blocks suggest that development for RDNA 5 GPUs is currently underway. These technical updates to the Linux drivers indicate that AMD is preparing its next-generation hardware. Industry expectations suggest that the RDNA 5 architecture could potentially launch by the end of next year as the company advances its memory technology.