Group 1 - AMD's next-generation Ryzen 500 series APU, codenamed Medusa Point and Medusa Halo, specifications have been recently revealed [1] - Medusa Point will utilize a derivative version of RDNA 4, specifically designed for mobile applications such as laptops and mini PCs [1] - Medusa Halo will feature AMD's next-generation RDNA 5 / UDNA GPU microarchitecture, with Medusa Point also offering a desktop-exclusive version of RDNA 4 [3] Group 2 - Both APU versions will be equipped with Zen 6 CPU cores, with Medusa Point employing a hybrid architecture of Zen 6 and Zen 6c, while Medusa Halo will utilize pure Zen 6 cores for maximum CPU performance [3] - The platform will adopt LPDDR6 memory, which will enhance memory bandwidth by 50% compared to the current mainstream LPDDR5X [3] - This marks AMD's first departure from the RDNA 3.5-based integrated graphics design in several years [3]